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Make Mango Rabdi Kulfi Faluda with mango, easy recipe by Homechef Shaili Sabharwal
Samira Vishwas | April 30, 2026 8:24 PM CST

Mango Rabri Kulfi Falooda: As soon as the summer season arrives, the taste of mango makes every dessert special. If you also want to try a cold and rich sweet made from mango, then Mango Rabdi Kulfi Faluda is the perfect option for you. Delhi’s homechef Shaili Sabharwal has shared the easy recipe of this wonderful dessert, which you can easily make at home. The special thing is that you can prepare both Mango Rabdi Faluda and Mango Kulfi Faluda from the same base. Let us know the easy way to make it.

Recipe for Mango Rabri Kulfi Falooda

Preparation Time: 20 minutes
Cooking Time: 30-40 minutes
Total Time: 50-60 minutes (not including cooling time)

Material:

For Rabdi/Kulfi:

Toned milk: 1/2 kg

Milk Powder: One packet of 12 grams

Green cardamom powder: 3-4 cardamoms

Sugar: 1/4 cup + 1 tbsp (more or less as per taste)

Cornflour: 1 tsp + some water to make batter

Chopped dry fruits: a handful

For Falooda Sev:

Arrowroot (cornflour): 1 cup

Water: 2 cups

For Mango Platter Arrangement:

Fresh mangoes: 2-3 medium sized

Chopped dry fruits and mango pieces: for garnishing

Method:

Step 1: Making Rabdi/Kulfi

Take toned milk in a deep vessel. Add milk powder, green cardamom powder and sugar to it. Stir this mixture well so that there are no lumps.

A beautiful scene of the beginning of making a sweet dish by mixing sugar in milk.

Cook the mixture on low flame while stirring continuously. Keep cooking it until the milk reduces to half and its consistency becomes semi-thick.

In a small bowl, mix the cornflour with a little water to make a thin slurry. When the milk becomes thick, pour this solution slowly into the milk and keep stirring continuously so that lumps do not form. This will make the rabri more thick.

A person pouring fresh white milk into a stainless steel pot on a black stovetop for cooking recipes.
To make a delicious dish, pour fresh milk slowly into the vessel.

In a small bowl, mix the cornflour with a little water to make a thin slurry. When the milk becomes thick, pour this solution slowly into the milk and keep stirring continuously so that lumps do not form. This will make the rabri more thick.

Prepare delicious dishes by pouring condensed milk into a vessel and stirring it slowly with a ladle.

Let the molds set in the freezer for at least 6-8 hours or overnight.

A person pouring a thick creamy kulfi mixture from a stainless steel pot into traditional popsicle molds.
An easy way to fill delicious and creamy homemade kulfi in molds.

Step 2: Making Falooda Sev

Mix arrowroot (cornflour) and water in a pan. Keep stirring it continuously on low flame so that no lumps form. Cook the mixture until it becomes thick and transparent. It will become of a glue-like consistency.

Now to make Falooda Sev, you can use sev machine. Pour the mixture into the sev machine and scoop the sev directly into a bowl filled with cold ice water. You can also make sev by making a hole in an empty milk packet or a water bottle.

White falooda sev noodles being pressed into a bowl of cold water using a traditional metal noodle maker.
Very easy and traditional recipe to make fresh and soft Falooda Sev at home.

Let the sev sit in the ice water for a few minutes so that they cool and set. Then, drain the water and keep them aside.

A brass noodle maker pressing fresh white falooda sev into a metal bowl filled with cold water.
Process to prepare pure and fresh Falooda Sev at home with traditional brass machine.

Step 3: Mango Platter Arrangement

Wash and peel fresh mangoes. Cut a mango into small pieces. Put the remaining mangoes in a mixer jar and make a smooth puree. Take a serving plate or bowl. First, add good amount of mango puree.

Thick yellow mango pulp being poured over kulfi scoops and falooda noodles garnished with chopped pistachios and mango.
A wonderful way to serve creamy kulfi and falooda with fresh mango juice.

Now place prepared rabri or kulfi (removed from the mould) on it, then add falooda sev on top.

Thick yellow mango pulp being poured over kulfi scoops and falooda noodles garnished with chopped pistachios and mango.
A wonderful way to serve creamy kulfi and falooda with fresh mango juice.

Garnish with chopped dry fruits and mango pieces and serve chilled immediately! This is a perfect summer dessert that your guests will definitely love.

Mango syrup pouring over three kulfi scoops on falooda noodles with chopped pistachios and fresh mango cubes.
This creamy Kulfi Faluda garnished with fresh mango pieces and pistachios will tempt everyone’s heart.

Tips and Tricks:

Thicken milk properly: For Rabdi/Kulfi, it is very important to thicken the milk by stirring continuously on low flame. The better the milk thickens, the more delicious and creamy the Rabdi/Kulfi will be.

Precautions while making Faluda Sev: To make Faluda Sev, cook the cornflour mixture until it becomes thick and transparent. While making sev, put them directly in cold ice water so that they do not stick together.

Use of saffron to enhance taste: If you want to make your rabri or kulfi even more royal, then while boiling milk, you can add some saffron threads (soaked in lukewarm milk) to it.

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FAQ

What to do if arrowroot is not available for Falooda Sev?

You can also use cornstarch in place of arrowroot, the result is almost the same.

Can we use full cream milk?

Yes, using full cream milk makes rabri even creamier and tastier.

Falooda sev sticks to each other, what to do?

Always take out the sev in ice cold water and keep it in water till serving.

Is it necessary to add sugar in mango puree?

If the mangoes are very sweet, there is no need to add sugar separately.

How long does it take for kulfi to set?

For better texture, it should be kept in the freezer for 7 to 8 hours or overnight.


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