
Indian Cardamom Pistachio Lassi with Rose Infusion
A fragrant and creamy Indian yogurt beverage
This Indian Cardamom Pistachio Lassi features a blend of creamy yogurt, aromatic cardamom, and nutty pistachios with a delicate rose infusion, perfect for quenching your thirst and delighting your taste buds.
- 15 min
- 4
- Easy
Ingredients
For the Lassi Base
For the Pistachio Paste
For the Rose Infusion
For Sweetness and Spice
Preparation
Preparing the Pistachio Paste
Blend Pistachios
Blend the pistachios with hot water until smooth and creamy.
Ensure pistachio paste is completely smooth to avoid clumpy texture. Pro Tip: Refrigerate the pistachios overnight for easier blending.
Adjust Consistency
Adjust with more hot water if necessary to reach a paste consistency.
Mixing the Lassi
Combine Ingredients
In a large blender, combine the yogurt, water or milk, honey, cardamom, and pistachio paste.
Blend Smooth
Blend until smooth and frothy.
Adjust Sweetness
Adjust sweetness with additional honey if desired.
Cooking Process
Blending the Lassi
Use a high-speed blender for a smooth finish.
Infusing the Rose Flavor
Add rose water last to preserve its delicate aroma.
Final Touch
Stir in saffron strands just before serving for vibrant color and taste.
Plating & Serving

Indian Cardamom Pistachio Lassi with Rose Infusion
Indian Cardamom Pistachio Lassi with Rose Infusion
Plating & Serving
Pour the lassi into chilled glasses, sprinkle rose petals on top, and serve immediately with a pinch of saffron strands for a burst of color.
Sauce Pairings
Garnishes & Accompaniments
Perfect Sides
Frequently Asked Questions
How long can I store leftovers?
Store leftovers in the fridge for up to 2 days in an airtight container.
Can I make this ahead?
Yes, prepare the lassi base ahead and blend it before serving for freshness.
What can I substitute for rose water?
Orange blossom water can be used as an alternative.
Is there a dairy-free option?
Substitute yogurt with coconut yogurt and milk with almond milk for a dairy-free version.
Can I make this spicier?
Yes, add a pinch of ground ginger or chili for a spicy kick.
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