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Falooda Recipe

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Ingredients for Falooda Recipe 

Milk - 2 cups
Rose syrup - 3 Table spoon 
Sweet basil seeds - 2 Table spoon 
Vanilla ice cream – 4 T spoon 
Sugar - as required 
Strawberry jam - 1/2 cup
Vermicelli – 1/3 cup  (boiled))
Almond pistachio - 2 tea spoon (finely chopped) )


Falooda Recipe 

How to Make Falooda ?

★ Keep the jam in deep freeze 2 hours before making falooda. Soak sweet basil  seeds in water for 1 hour.
★ Keep the milk boiling. Now after boiling the milk to 1 1/2 cups, turn off the gas and let the milk boil.
★ Now add sugar, 2 spoons rose syrup to the milk and keep the milk in the fridge for 1 hour after beating it well.
★ Now take a glass and put syrup in it first, then mash the jam and put it. After that add vermicelli and sweet basil  seeds, add half the milk to it, then add vanilla ice cream, pistachios, almonds. Falooda is ready.
★ You can also use Roohafza instead of Rose syrup.

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