• Place a big vessel with capacity of 15 litres on the burner. Turn on the flame. Keep it in low.
• Pour 10 litres of ‘Full cream milk’ into the vessel. Turn the flame to HIGH mode now. Start stirring continuously till milk boils well. Once the milk boils, turn the flame to low mode now.
• Put in 1 kg of sugarless ‘milk kova’ (this we can obtain from supermarkets). Stir well so that kova mixes with milk completely. We need to stir for 5 minutes so that kova completely dissolves.
• Now, add 2 kg of sugar and stir so that sugar dissolves. We can see that when we add sugar, milk will stop boiling, but as sugar dissolves completely the milk will start boiling. Now it’s time to ‘TURN OFF’ the flame.
• Now, add the 10 kg of apple cut into small pieces and also add 100 grams of tutti futti. Stir well. We add apple and tutti futti to the milk when it’s hot, so that they get soft after getting soaked.
• Leave the milk to cool down – in regular intervals, stir the milk gently so that it doesn’t get hard or sticks to the bottom. It may take more than 30 to 40 minutes to cool down completely.
• Once milk cools down – Then let’s start add the below things to the cooled milk –
  • Add 100 grams of ‘sabja seeds’ soaked in water and then stir well.
  • Add 100 grams of soaked almond gum and stir.
  • Add 100 grams of coarsely grinded badam.
  • Add 100 grams of powdered cashew nuts.
  • Add 100 grams of cucumber seeds.
  • Add 100 grams of pista – grinded and powdered.
  • Ice cubes – 5 or 6 litres

Stir and mix well. Let’s wait for 10 minutes so that ice cubes dissolve and make this drink chill. After this we can start serving this milk rabadi.

In ‘Business point of view:

• If we are going to prepare this for business purposes – mostly we will be placing this milk rabadi in a freezer, so instead of adding ice cubes at the end, we can pour in 5 litres of water initially when milk is poured in for boiling (step: 2). Water is added just to make this rabadi a little dilute and drinkable.
• Also, we can add 500 grams extra sugar (totally 2.5 kg of sugar to be added) to make it tastier.
• If we don’t want to add sugar, we can instead add 10 tins of ‘milk maid’ for 10 litres of milk. Also, pour in 10 litres of water initially – because the milk + ‘milk maid’ will result in a very thick form. We need to dilute it, also we can earn profit then only.
• Extra add-ons: We can add mango and grapes also – this should be added after the milk cools down.
• We can give for sale in a 350ml glass – each costing 40 or 50 rupees for a good profit.