Coconut rose drink – Vegan

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About:

Rose milk has a mild rosy flavour that makes lovely summer drink. It is a versatile welcome drink in many occasions. It is simple and tasty. Rose syrup is easily available in Indian stores or you can make it on your own by using fresh rose petals.

I veganised by using coconut milk, however it can be personalised as per the taste.

Serves-2
Preparation time-10 minutes

Ingredients:

  • Unsweetened Coconut milk-2 cups (chilled)
  • Pistachios – a handful
  • Rose syrup-2-3 tbsp (I used store bought. It can also be made at home)
  • Agave Nectar 1 tbsp/ as desired

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Procedure:

  • Place Pistachio in a blender/food processor and blend it to powder.
  • Then add rose syrup, chilled milk, agave nectar and blend until smooth and frothy.
  • Relish this easiest summer drink.

Serve chilled.

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Note:

  • To make Rose syrup at home: Boil 1/2 cup water and cook few rose petals (about 1/2 cup) and once soft just blend it with few tablespoon of Sugar/Honey/Agave nectar. Rose syrup is concentrated form of rose water.
  • Can replace low fat coconut milk with regular milk/almond/soya milk as per preference

I am bringing this Healthy Vegan Friday #7

About Chitra Jagadish

My passion for Cooking & love to explore healthy recipes. This blog is a result from it and am here to share 'Recipes for Healthy living'...Its all about 'FOOD and HEALTH'

Posted on August 2, 2014, in Juices/Beverages, Vegan and tagged , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 55 Comments.

  1. This is lovely Chitra, I love the taste of rose, it’s so delicate and delicious. I have made rose ice cream and it’s wonderful. This drink sounds delicious with the almonds and honey,

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  2. Wow, this sounds incredible! I love rose anything, but have never thought of adding it to milk. I am definitely going to try this with soya or the almond milk I make in my vitamix. I have rose water not syrup, so I will probably just add a little extra agave or honey. Thanks so much for the lovely idea!

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  3. This sounds delicious! I don’t think I used rose syrup before…

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  4. Traditionally Modern Food

    Rose milk is one of all time favorite dish:-)can I have a glass dear

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  5. Had something like this before. Prefered more honey but I guess it depends on your taste. Yum!

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  6. Fortunately, I have all the ingredients. Thanks for sharing!

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  7. Good morning Chitra! I had a question. I’ve been looking to buy edible rose petals but couldn’t find them. Can we use the flowers from florists into our cooking ?

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  8. Me encanta, con petalos de rosa, genial xD

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  9. I love rose milk from my childhood!!Love ur version dear!!

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  10. I love rose but never tried it with coconut. This looks like a great idea.

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  11. I made this delicious tasty drink, Chitra! AMAZING is the WORD! x

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  12. I just shared this post & cool photo on my Sophies Foodie Files blog page & said this about it!
    This is an easy refreshing special drink! Check it out! It is from my friend Chitra!

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  13. Reblogged this on My Vegan Heart Blog and commented:
    This sounds like such a fun drink that I had to reblog and share it.

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  14. Reblogged this on Chitra's Healthy Kitchen and commented:

    Tried this recipe again with little variation using Pistachios…

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  15. I’m feeling thirsty 🙂

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  16. Mr. Militant Negro

    Reblogged this on The Militant Negro™.

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  17. What a lovely color! I would sweeten it with stevia and make it low-carb 😉

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  18. What a beautiful drink, Chitra! I am not very familiar with rose syrup. I am going to have to try it so I can see what it tastes like!

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  19. This looks soo beautiful and Yum dear. Love the color

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