BM # 63
Day : 6
Theme: Regional Cuisine
Cuisine : Sindhi
Falooda is my pick with the alphabet ‘F’ in our Journey through the Cuisines. We Sindhi’s pronounce it Faloodo, emphasizing on O.
Falooda originally comes from Persia, and I was surprised to read that it is popular in many countries, each having a version of their own. In India itself we have many versions . The famous Kulfi Falooda is served with a rich frozen Indian ice cream. Serve it with Pista Kulfi, Badaam Kulfi, Kesar Pista or any other variation, the variety is endless. Next comes the Rabri Falooda and let me not forget The Royal Falooda, which is more like a drink.
The Falooda is basically vermicelli made with corn starch. These are pretty transparent thread like noodles, though to make them attractive they are dyed yellow or pink.
This is a dessert that the Sindhi’s make for formal dinners or serve it at weddings.
The Sindhi version has Kulfi, Faloodo,crushed ice, rabri , rose syrup and finally topped with crushed nuts.Some add jelly cubes to this Faloodo. So here is the Sindhi version of Faloodo.
I am also linking this as my Day 6 post for A-Z Challenge.
I am also linking this as my Day 6 post for A-Z Challenge.
Faloodo
Ingredients
Nuts
Method
Take a glass.
Cut the Kulfi into cubes or alternatively freeze the kulfi into ice trays.
Add Kulfi to the glass.
Add rabri.
Add crushed ice.
Add Faloodo.
Add rose syrup.
Garnish with nuts.
Serve and enjoy.
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Vaishali, first of all, the falooda looks amazing. Love the pink color! Its news to me that its there in other countries as well.
That is one rich and decadent dessert. Love the lovely pink color of the Faloodo — looks so pretty 🙂
It's so hot here and I am craving for that glass of falooda.Looks too delicious.Lovely choice and nice presentation.
You make it sound so easy. I guess it is if you have all the components ready. Delicious!
Amazing color combo. Slurp slurp.. perfect summer drink.
The color combinations in this picture made the picture more appetizing. Perfect choice for this hot summer…..
Vaishali, that falooda is mouthwatering. Absolutely love the presentation.
I'm really enjoying and learning a lot from the notes. Great job on the research ?
What an amazing version of falooda. It is a real beauty..
Love the rose pink colour and the falooda too 🙂 the badshah restaurant in mumbai makes the best version ..
That's one delicious looking dessert Vaishali. I have always stayed away from even tasting this..however your presentation is making me want to grab it right away!
What a gorgeous dessert to serve. No wonder it is a part of wedding feast. The whole setup looks pretty with that pink color and as Usha mentioned, you make the recipe sound simple.
Falooda is such an amazing dish and you have done it so wonderful. It is such a tempting glass of falooda that you have presented. Wish I could eat some now 🙂
Falooda is my favorite dessert and yours makes me love it even more. The colors have come out really well in all the pictures. Stunning 🙂
Wow! The pink makes it even more appetizing. Lovely dessert!
Omg, falooda rocks, how pretty and such a refreshing dessert, killer dessert definitely.
Falooda,the name itself makes me drool.Love the pretty pink colored falooda,sounds yummy and delicious..
Wonderful dessert Vaishali! Next time you make this have one for me too :). Btw, the pink vermicelli looks so good. Is it available as such or did you dye it?
love your pink noodles – your version looks so pretty and inviting
Ah I want this now!! That dashing color is so inviting!!! Yummilicious vaishali!!
Those pics are so inviting… Wanna grab it now !!!
What a lovely presentation. Love the pink colour!!!
Lovely presentation Vaishali! You rock with your Sindhi desserts. 🙂