Malai Kulfi is a traditional Indian frozen dessert made with milk, cream, and Nestlé MILKMAID. This Malai Kulfi recipe shows you how to make this creamy dessert at home by simmering milk with Nestlé MILKMAID and cream until thickened, pouring the mixture into moulds, and freezing it until set for a rich, dense, and indulgent treat.
Our Malai Kulfi recipe brings the authentic flavour of traditional Indian kulfi right to your kitchen with just a few simple ingredients. Made using milk, fresh cream, and Nestlé MILKMAID, this rich and creamy dessert delivers the perfect balance of sweetness and texture.
Unlike regular ice cream, Malai Kulfi has a denser and more indulgent texture that melts slowly, making every bite extra satisfying. The addition of Nestlé MILKMAID gives this easy Malai Kulfi recipe a delicious caramelised richness while keeping the kulfi smooth and creamy.
Whether you are preparing dessert for festivals, summer gatherings, or family dinners, this homemade Malai Kulfi recipe is simple, delicious, and guaranteed to impress. Serve it plain or garnish with nuts and saffron for a classic Indian dessert experience.
You can also explore our other delicious recipes, such as Mango Kheer and Amrakhand Mango Shrikhand, for more fruity and festive treats.
Show more > Show Less >Simmer Nestlé A+ Milk with Nestlé MILKMAID and fresh cream until thick, cool completely, pour into moulds, and freeze for at least 8 hours for a rich, creamy texture.
Malai Kulfi is made of Nestlé A+ Milk, Nestlé MILKMAID, and fresh cream, slowly reduced and frozen to create a dense, creamy Indian dessert.
Malai Kulfi is denser and creamier than regular ice cream because it is made by slowly reducing milk instead of whipping air into the mixture.
Malai Kulfi and Matka Kulfi are the same dessert. Matka Kulfi refers to kulfi traditionally set and served in small earthen pots (matkas) for added aroma and presentation.
To make kulfi without condensed milk, you can reduce full fat milk for a longer time with sugar until thick and creamy, though this recipe uses Nestlé MILKMAID for quicker preparation and richer flavour.
Dip the kulfi moulds in warm water for 10–15 seconds, gently loosen the edges with your fingers, and carefully pull the kulfi out to avoid breaking.
Yes, this Malai Kulfi recipe can be prepared in paper cups, small bowls, or airtight containers if kulfi moulds are unavailable.
Absolutely. You can flavour the Malai Kulfi recipe with saffron, cardamom, rose water, mango puree, or dry fruits for different variations.