Old Delhi’s ‘Mohabbat ka Sharbat’ or ‘Pyaar Ishq Mohabbat Sharbat’ is a famous summer quencher, especially during the month of Ramzan. It has become a landmark in Purani Delhi.
The ‘Mohabbat ka Sharbat’ is a unique and popular concoction of watermelon chunks and rose flavoured milk. You can easily find carts selling this ‘watermelon mocktail’ for Rs 10, outside Jama Masjid, Delhi, during Summers.
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You can make it at the comfort of your home, in simple and quick steps:
Ingredients
- Watermelon – finely chopped
- Watermelon juice
- Rose Syrup (RoohAfza or similar)
- Chashni/sugar syrup/powdered sugar
- Skimmed Milk
- Pink Rose Petals
- Ice cubes
- Chopped Dry nuts (Pistachios and Almonds) – for garnishing
Instructions
- Take a bowl and add watermelon chunks and juice, ice cubes, skimmed milk, rose syrup,
- sugar syrup/powdered sugar, and chopped rose petals. Give a nice stir.
- Take a serving glass and pour the sharbat. Garnish it with chopped dry nuts.
- Delicious ‘Mohabbat Ka Sharbat | Watermelon Mocktail’ is ready to be served.
"Pyaar mohabbat Mazza " sharbat ❤❤ Jee janab sahi suna aapne Jama masjid ki galiyo mein jaakar yeh sharbat nahi …
Posted by Foodkars on Saturday, 25 June 2016
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