I dont know why this dish is called as “date love”. Maybe someone who tasted this dish, fell in love with this and so they named it :)
The ingredients used in this dish are so simple and healthy. Dates are a staple food of the middle east for nearly thousand of years. The word “date” comes from the Greek “daktulos” which means “finger”. Dates are used in many dishes. Chopped dates are used in many sweets, savory dishes and dessert items. Dates have a high tannin content and are used as a detersive and astringent in intestinal troubles. I think the information about dates is enough and I am not wasting your time with trivial stories :-).
I am sure you all would love this. So here is the recipe.
The ingredients used in this dish are so simple and healthy. Dates are a staple food of the middle east for nearly thousand of years. The word “date” comes from the Greek “daktulos” which means “finger”. Dates are used in many dishes. Chopped dates are used in many sweets, savory dishes and dessert items. Dates have a high tannin content and are used as a detersive and astringent in intestinal troubles. I think the information about dates is enough and I am not wasting your time with trivial stories :-).
I am sure you all would love this. So here is the recipe.
Ingredients:
- Dates (seedless)- 100gms
- Ghee- 1tsp
- Sugar- 80gms (as per your tastebuds)
- Milk- 10ml
- Cardamom powder- 1tsp
- Pista / Cashew- for garnishing
- Grind dates to a fine paste by adding little water if required.
- Boil milk and low the flame and add ghee, sugar and cardomom powder.
- Cook till it becomes a smooth paste by stirring in between. Garnish with cashews or pista flakes.
You can adjust the sugar as per the sweetness in the dates.
These look awesome...I am not a great date fan...but seeing ur recipe...I think I shud buy some and try this out...
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Delicious dessert....easy and healthy!
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sounds interesting n healthy Zareena..lovely click..
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looks healthy and delicious dear :)
ReplyDeleteHey Reshmi, I am also not a big fan of dates, but this tasted so yummm.. that I became a fan of this.
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Thank you Jay and Happy Holi to you too.
A warm welcome Aruna and thanks for your sweet comment.
nice recipe..looks absolutely delicious!!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful treat..must try it as my hubby is a big fan of dates :))
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thanks for the lovely comment in my blog... You have a beautiful space here too.. and I love dates any time of the day.. thts a great recipe and so glad to follow you.
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What a unique name:)
ReplyDeletewonderful recipe dear...really a healthy dessert
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy! Must try this some time..
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first time here ur dates recipe looks yummy pls visit my space when time permits
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Hey Deepa, thanks a lot for sharing the award with me. Will sure visit and take it.
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Love the recipe ...looks absolutely yummm...
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