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Malabi

Malabi is kind of a sweet milk pudding perfumed with rose water and topped with some nuts and sweet syrup. Originally from Turkey, where they use rice flour. The Israeli version uses cornstarch, which makes the malabi more silky and light.

There are a lot possibilities regarding the topping. Different nuts can be used, as well as syrups so feel free to improvise.

‎1 L (2 pints) milk + 1 cup

3/4 cup ‎‎sugar

250 ml (1/2 pint) heavy cream

3/4 cup cornstarch‎‎

2 tbsps. rosewater

red syrup (strawberry, cherry etc...)

crushed walnuts/pistachio/coconut

Preparation time: 10 mins + refrigerating overnight

Difficulty level: Easy

Servings: 10

Ingredients

Preparation

In a bowl mix cup of milk with cornstarch.

In a sauce pot mix sugar, milk and cream.

Heat up till almost boiling, stirring constantly.

Mix in the cornstarch and keep stirring for about

2 more minutes until the mixture thickens.

Pour into serving glasses, cover with plastic and

let cool down to room temperature.

Keep in the fridge for several hours or overnight.

Just before serving garnish with some syrup and nuts.

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