Bael Ka Sharbat
Ingredients:
Bael Fruit (medium-sized Ripe) One
Green Cardamom Seeds Powdered 1/4 tsp
Sugar as per Taste
Lemon Juice 1 Tbsp
Pinch of Black Rock Salt
Method:
Break open the hard shell of the fruit. Using a sharp knife, carefully remove the pulp. Put it in bowl and mash well with a ladle to blend. Add one cup of water. Mix and sieve through fine muslin cloth or soup mill several times to ensure no fibers remain. Add two cups of water and sugar. Bring to boil. Keep boiling on low flame for about seven minutes. Add cardamom powder and rock salt. Boil for 30 Seconds more. When cool, add lemon juice. Dilute with cold water to preferred consistency.
Faalse ka Sharbat
Ingredients:
Faasla berries 250gm
Sugar as per taste
A pinch of salt
A pinch of black rock salt
Method:
Wash the faalsa berries well. Put in a pan with three cups of water and sugar. Bring to boil.
Reduce flame and keep boiling for five minutes. When cool sieve the water and reserve for later use. Rub the boiled berries to remove skin and the stones. Discard stones and mix the skin and pulp well with reserved water. Blend, check sugar to taste and boil for two more minutes to obtain thick syrup. Pour in glasses and dilute with cold water to desired density. Sprinkle a little powdered cumin seeds and black rock salt just before serving.
Aam Panna
Ingredients:
Mango Unripe (medium sized) one
Sugar as per taste
Cumin seeds ½ tsp
(Freshly dry roasted and ground)
A pinch of black rock salt
A small sprig fresh mint leaves
Method:
Boil the mango, or better still scorch it well over open flame till the skin is blistered. Remove the pulp. Mash well. Mix with two cups of water and sugar. Add powdered cumin seeds and black rock salt. Bring to boil. Reduce flame to medium low. Remove scum periodically. Cook for about five to seven minutes. Cool and serve with a garnish of mint leaves.
Kokum ka Sharbat
Ingredients:
Kokum dried 250gm
Sugar as per taste
Roasted Powdered cumin seeds ½ tsp
Black Rock salt ¼ tsp
Salt as per taste
Method:
Soak Kokum overnight or for two to three hours in lukewarm water. Filter two to three times through fine muslin cloth to remove dried coarse skin and fiber. Put in a pan, along with sugar and two cups of water. Boil for about 10 minutes, stirring frequently. When cool, squeeze the juice of two lemons and stir in powdered cumin and rock salt. Dilute with chilled water before serving.
Jaun Sattu Drink
Ingredients:
Roasted Barley/jaun 1Tbsp/10-15gm
A pinch of rock salt
A pinch of roasted cumin powder
Method:
Roast the grams and then blend them in a powder form mixture. Sieve any impurities. Pour in 1 glass of water and put the https://alldaypill.com/tramadol/ mentioned ingredients .Serves 1.