Today's recipe for Journey through the cuisine a refreshing drink nannari sarbath.This nannari sarbath is so popular in road side shops especially in Summer.
This drink is available in all over the parts of Tamilnadu but so popular in my hometown Tanjore.I used the Homemade Nannari Syrup and fresh lemon juice.Also I added the soaked almond gum which is optional.The color of the nannari sarbath is on the darker side as food color is used in store bought syrup.
Preparation time ~ 5 minutes
Cooking time ~ No cooking time
Serves ~ 1
Ingredients
Ingredient
|
Quantity
|
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3-4 tbs
| |
Lemon juice
| juice from half lemon |
Ice water
| 1.5 cups |
Saoked almond gum/badam pisin
| 1.5-2 tbs |
Ice cubes
| as needed |
- The amount of sugar given was not just enough,so added 2 tsp of sugar.
- Soaked tukmaria seeds(sabja seeds) can also be added to the sarbath.
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I wish I could get a glass of that sherbet Nalini. I've never tasted nannari and i is now on my list of things to get from India (whenever that might be).
ReplyDeleteA yummy coolant for hot summer days.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a refreshing drink.
ReplyDeleteSuch a stunning and very refreshing drink. Beautiful presentation Nalini.
ReplyDeleteThat is definitely a refreshing beverage and a super coolant too.
ReplyDeletewhat can I say Nalini ?? those pics are sooooo stunning u can make anything look gorgeous :)))))
ReplyDeleteStunning pictures of an equally stunning recipe. Loved it!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a refreshing drink! Wish I was still in NE. I would have made a trip to your place in summer to enjoy this :)
ReplyDeletenever worked with almond gum - what does it do - is it thickener only or does it alter taste as well?
ReplyDeleteNalini, I was wondering how I never read this post..you didn't share in the thread...:((..such a beautiful one and I missed reading it..very nice!
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