Eggless rasmalai cake
It has been in my wish list for long , last time I made the gulab jamun cake , which was again a big hit in my family. I prefer using oil based sponge for frosted cakes as butter makes it hard when refrigerated.



Ingredients
All purpose flour                        1& 1/2 cup
Sugar                                            3/4 cup
Curd                                              1 cup
Kesar milk                                  1/2 cup
Oil                                                1/2 cup
Rasmalai essence                       1 tsp
baking powder                        1&1/4 tsp
baking soda                             1/2 tsp
Sweetened kesar/rasmalai milk  for brushing and soaking the sponges.
whipping cream for frosting  - 2 cups
rasmalai                                         8
pistachios                                        3 tbsp
Method
- Preheat oven to 170° C.
 - Prepare kesar milk by dissolving few kesar/saffron strands in milk and boil it. Allow it to cool completely.
 - Sift together flour, baking powder , baking soda and keep aside.
 - In a mixing bowl, beat curd until smooth, add sugar and mix to dissolve the sugar completely.
 - Add oil gradually and beat it well.
 - Add rasmalai essence.
 - Add dry ingredients and milk.
 - Fold gently or use blender to get smooth batter.
 - If you find batter too thick add few tablespoon milk.
 - Don't over beat the batter.
 - Pour the batter in four 6' tins and bake in preheated oven for 30 minutes or until done.
 
- Once done, allow them to cool .
 - Soak the sponges with sweetened kesar/ rasmalai milk and frost the layers with whipped cream and decorate with rasmalai and pistachios.
 







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