Tired of drinking Rooh Afza every day? Why not switch things up and indulge in a rich and creamy Rooh Afza ice cream this Ramadan? If you love the refreshing taste of Rooh Afza, this delightful frozen treat is the perfect dessert to satisfy your cravings.
Smooth, delicious, and incredibly easy to make, Rooh Afza ice cream is a must-try for the festive season. Follow this simple guide and surprise your family with a homemade sweet treat this Ramadan.
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Ingredients:
1 cup Heavy cream
½ cup Rooh Afza
½ teaspoon Maida
½ teaspoon Vanilla essence
2 teaspoon Sugar (add according to your taste)
Easy 5-step Rooh Afza ice cream recipe
Step 1: In a large bowl, whisk heavy cream until it becomes light, fluffy, and creamy.
Step 2: Add Rooh Afza syrup to the whipped cream and mix until well combined. Then, stir in a small amount of all-purpose flour (maida), vanilla essence, and sugar (if needed) for extra sweetness.
Step 3: Continue whisking until all ingredients blend smoothly, creating a thick and creamy mixture.
Step 4: Pour the mixture into a container, smooth the top, and drizzle some extra Rooh Afza syrup for a rich flavour. Place it in the freezer for 3-4 hours until fully set.
Step 5: Once frozen, let the ice cream sit at room temperature for 5–15 minutes before scooping and serving. Enjoy your delicious homemade Rooh Afza ice cream with family and friends!
Check out the recipe video below:
Rooh Afza: A Ramadan favourite
Rooh Afza is a Ramadan staple, especially for Iftar, due to its refreshing and hydrating properties. After long hours of fasting, it helps replenish energy and restore glucose levels. Made with herbs, fruits, and floral extracts, it aids digestion and prevents acidity. Its cooling effect soothes the body, making it a perfect drink during Ramadan.
Beyond beverages, Rooh Afza is used in desserts, smoothies, and traditional dishes like Falooda and Kheer. With its cultural significance and generations-old tradition, this beloved syrup remains a must-have for Ramadan, offering both taste and nourishment after a day of fasting.
