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**✨ Eid Special Shahi Tukda: A Royal Treat for Your Festive Table! ✨**



Eid Mubarak, food lovers! 🌙 Let’s celebrate with a dish that’s steeped in tradition and flavor—**Shahi Tukda**. This indulgent yet balanced dessert is *perfect* for sharing joy with loved ones. Follow this authentic recipe to create a melt-in-your-mouth masterpiece that’ll dazzle your feed and your taste buds!  


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### 🌿 **Ingredients You’ll Need**  

- **For the Bread Base**  

  - 5g flour  

  - 20ml oil  

  - 5g sugar  

  - 8-12g instant yeast  

  - 2g bread improver (optional, but adds fluffiness!)  

  - 1 pinch salt  

  - 100ml water (adjust as needed)  


- **Sugar Syrup**  

  - 1 cup water + ½ cup sugar  


- **Creamy Milk Mixture**  

  - ½ liter full-fat milk  

  - 2 tbsp ghee  

  - ½ cup condensed milk  

  - ¼ cup fresh cream  

  - 4-5 cardamom pods, crushed  

  - 1 pinch saffron (for that golden hue!)  


- **Toppings**  

  - Chopped pistachios, almonds, or dried coconut (optional but heavenly!)  


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### 👩🍳 **Step-by-Step Magic**  


1. **Prepare the Bread Dough**  

   - Mix flour, yeast, sugar, salt, and bread improver. Add oil and water to form a soft dough.  

   - Cover and let it rest for **5 hours** (patience is key!). Knead for 3-5 minutes, then shape into a loaf.  

   - Brush a mold with oil, bake at 180°C (preheated) for 20-25 mins until golden. Cool, slice into pieces, and lightly butter them.  


2. **Sugar Syrup**  

   - Boil 1 cup water + ½ cup sugar until slightly thickened. Dip bread slices for **5 seconds**—just enough to sweeten, not soggy!  


3. **Rich Milk Layer**  

   - Simmer milk, ghee, condensed milk, cream, cardamom, and saffron on low heat. Stir until thick and aromatic (~15-20 mins). Let it cool.  


4. **Assemble & Chill**  

   - Layer syrupy bread in a dish. Pour the cooled milk mixture over it. Sprinkle nuts/coconut.  

   - Refrigerate for **2-3 hours**—trust us, the wait makes it divine!  


🍴 **Serving Suggestion**: Pair with a warm cup of chai and a sprinkle of gratitude.  


💬 *”Food is the language of love—especially during Eid. Share this dish, and watch hearts (and followers!) grow.”*  


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#EidSpecial #ShahiTukda #HomemadeDesserts #FoodInspo #FestiveFeasts  

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