Mamta's Kitchen - A Family Cookbook





SHAHI TUKRA

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On 16/04/2011 08:04am, Riya wrote:

Whenever I make shahi tukra, bread becomes soft & start dissolve in thick milk after sometime. How can we prevent it making dissolve or soft.

I'm making the same way you advised.

Please advise.

On 16/04/2011 09:04am, Askcy wrote:

Are you following this recipe Shahi tukra / toast

Steve

On 16/04/2011 09:04am, Askcy wrote:

I've never made it myself but I am a bit of a fuss pot when it comes to "fried bread". When I make fried bread I like it crunchy/crispy so it doesn't soak up lots of the oil its fried in and stays crunchy (as much as possible) when added to a soup/sauce. To do this I dry the bread out in a low heat oven so most of the moisture is driven from the bread. Then I fry it in a very hot pan which only takes seconds to brown... It produces light crunchy/crispy fried bread, so maybe this would help with your problem ?

Steve

On 17/04/2011 07:04pm, Mamta wrote:

I have amended the recipe to make it clearer.

The syrup should be correct, thin one will make bread soggy.

Adding cream too long before serving will also make them soggy.

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