Vegan shrikand ( A vegan dessert)

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Shrikand is a simple Indian dessert made from Hung yogurt. I got asked by my son if I could make a  vegan version for him.  I had some Alpro Greek style soya yogurt so decided to experiment and see if we could use it to make shrikand.  This yogurt tastes great on its own so I was confident that the shrikand would taste great.

Ingredients:

  • 1 400 gms Alpro Greek style vanilla yogurt
  • 1 tbls icing sugar (can use more if you like)
  • pinch saffron
  • ½ tsp ground cardamom
  • 6-7 sliced almonds
  • 6-7 blue berries

Method

  1. Take a clean muslin or similar type of cloth.  Using a large bowl, transfer the yoghurt into the muslin cloth and tie a knot to the cloth. Hang this for several hours – overnight if possible.

2. The liquid part of the soya yogurt will be removed and you should be left with a thick yogurt resembling curd cheese.Transfer that to a mixing bowl.   As the soya yogurt is sweet and vanilla flavoured, you don’t need to add much to it. Taste and decide how much sugar is needed.  Add icing sugar, the saffron,cardamom and nuts to it. (you can add a sugar substitute like spenda if you don’t want to add sugar).  Mix well using a wooden spoon.

3. Transfer Shrikhand into a serving dish and decorate with almonds and blueberries or any fruit you like. Leave it in the fridge before serving.

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Vegan shrikand ( A vegan dessert)

Shrikand is a simple Indian dessert made from Hung yogurt. I got asked by my son if I could make a  vegan version for him.  I had some Alpro Greek style soya yogurt so decided to experiment and see if we could use it to make shrikand.  This yogurt tastes great on its own so I was confident that the shrikand would taste great.
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: Indian
Keyword: dessert, Indian food, vegan
Servings: 2
Author: Mina Joshi

Ingredients

  • 400 gms Alpro Greek style vanilla yogurt
  • 1 tbls icing sugar (can use more if you like)
  • pinch saffron
  • ½ tsp ground cardamom
  • 6-7 sliced almonds
  • 4-5 blueberries

Instructions

  • Take a clean muslin or similar type of cloth.  Using a large bowl, transfer the yoghurt into the muslin cloth and tie a knot to the cloth. Hang this for several hours – overnight if possible.
  • The liquid part of the soya yogurt will be removed and you should be left with a thick yogurt resembling curd cheese.Transfer that to a mixing bowl. As the soya yogurt is sweet and vanilla flavoured, you don’t need to add much to it. Taste and decide how much sugar is needed. Add icing sugar, the saffron,cardamom and nuts to it. (you can add a sugar substitute like spenda if you don’t want to add sugar). Mix well using a wooden spoon.
  • Transfer Shrikhand into a serving dish and decorate with almonds and blueberries or any fruit you like. Leave it in the fridge before serving.

If you are NOT a vegan you can check out other shrikand recipes in my blog:

  1. Traditional Shrikand 
  2. Pineapple shrikand 
  3. Mango shrikand
  4. Shrikand  using curd cheese
  5. Strawberry and mascarpone shrikand 
  6. Mascorpone, Quark  and double cream shrikand 
  7. Strawberry, hung yogurt and mascarpone parfait (shrikand) .
  8. Strawberries with mascorpone cheese shrikand 

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