Ingredients
Dry Apricots, Lemon Juice, Crushed Red Chilies, Roasted Cumin Powder, Almonds, Sugar, Silver Leaves, Rose Water, Salt
₨ 790
Authentic Hyderabad Royal Dessert | Qhubani ka Meetha | Taste of Pakistan | Homemade Style | Ready to Eat | 500gm
Dry Apricots, Lemon Juice, Crushed Red Chilies, Roasted Cumin Powder, Almonds, Sugar, Silver Leaves, Rose Water, Salt
The cuisine of Hyderabad is majorly influenced by Mughal, Arabic, and Turkish cuisines. Khubani ka Meetha (Apricot means Khubani in Urdu) is a very popular and traditional dessert in Hyderabadi cuisine and is practically de rigueur at wedding feasts, social gatherings, and festive occasions like Eid. It occupied pride of place in Shahi dastarkhwans, or ceremonial royal feasts, and even today this luscious apricot compote, or apricot fool, is a perfect end to a rich and heavy Mughlai meal. Its fruitiness is a delightful palate-cleanser.
Just take 3 or 4 spoons of Khubani Ka meetha and 2 scoops of ice-cream in a bowl and you, your family or you guests will be blown by the taste and flavour of this wonderful dessert.
The Spice Man’s Khubani Ka Meetha” is a traditional Hyderabadi dessert made from dried apricots. It’s typically served in a few specific ways:
As a Standalone Dessert:
Simply serve it in a bowl or a dessert dish. It can be enjoyed just as it is, showcasing the rich flavor and texture of the apricots.
With Cream or Ice Cream:
Often, Khubani Ka Meetha is served with fresh cream or vanilla ice cream on the side. The creaminess complements the texture and taste of the sweetened apricots.
As a Topping:
It can be used as a topping for various desserts, such as cheesecakes, puddings, or even plain cakes. Its sweet and tangy flavor adds a delightful twist.
In Parfaits:
Layer it in a glass with whipped cream, yogurt, or custard for a beautiful and delicious parfait.
With Bread:
In some traditional servings, it’s enjoyed with a type of parathas, tandoori naan and puri, which balances the sweetness with its savory taste.
Garnished:
Garnish with chopped nuts (like almonds or pistachios) or even some saffron strands for an extra touch of flavor and elegance.
In Fusion Desserts:
Experiment by incorporating it into Western desserts for a desi fusion. For example, use it as a filling for crepes or as a sauce for pancakes.
As a Sweet Accompaniment:
Serve it alongside a platter of assorted sweets and savories during festivals or special occasions.
Remember, the consistency of Khubani Ka Meetha can be adjusted to suit the way you want to serve it. If you’re using it as a topping or a sauce, you might prefer a slightly more liquid consistency. For standalone servings, a thicker, more stew-like consistency is often preferred. Enjoy experimenting with this versatile and delicious dessert!
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