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Pineapple Rabdi
Pragya Jha
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Bhai Dooj 2026: Give Classic
Rabdi Recipe
A Fruity Twist With Pineapple

3 mins
Cooking Time
Intermediate
Difficulty
11
Ingredients
Veg
Diet
Bhai Dooj 2026 is a time to make space for a dessert that seems familiar but has a tiny surprise in every mouthful. Pineapple Rabdi is a delicious combination of the richness of slow-reduced milk and the bright, fruity taste of pineapple. It’s cold and creamy, with crunchy almonds, offering a refreshing take on the classic rabdi recipe without losing the familiar elements of the dish. The pineapple provides depth to this milk-based dessert. The sweet-tartness cuts through the richness of the reduced milk, making each mouthful seem lighter and more refreshing. But one key thing to note while making this combination: pineapple should not be added when the milk is hot. The fruit is added only after the rabdi has cooled fully, since the inherent acidity of the fruit might curdle the dairy. This rabdi recipe is especially good for a celebratory occasion since much of the preparation may be done ahead of time. Make the rabdi and let it cool. Once chilled, refrigerate it until you are ready to serve. Add the pineapple closer to serving time for a fresh taste and texture. Serve Pineapple Rabdi in separate dishes for Bhai Dooj. Garnish with chopped pistachios, almonds and a few juicy pineapple slices. It’s a simple way to give a much-loved Indian dessert a seasonal touch and finish the family dinner on a wonderful note.

Ingredients

UNITSIngredients
1 litrefull-fat milk
½ cupfresh pineapple
3-4 tablespoonssugar
¼ teaspooncardamom powder
8-10saffron strands
2 tablespoonschopped almonds
2 tablespoonschopped pistachios
1 tablespooncashews, chopped
1 teaspoonghee
1 tablespoonmilk powder
for garnishingPistachios