Wood Apple Cooler (Bael Ka Sharbat) – Shack Saturdays Special

Bael Ka Sharbat - Indian Curry ShackHere’s a traditional Indian summer drink for you all. This drink is believed to guard against heat stroke. It is brilliant for people having acidity concerns too.

Wood Apple Cooler (Bael Ka Sharbat) was an everyday drink for us during summers back in India. I am so glad that Mom brought these for us from India during her trip to Singapore this time and this is her recipe that I am sharing with you all today. I am so sure you all are going to love it.

Here’s the step by step recipe;

Preparation Time  5-10 minutes
Making Time  4-5 minutes
Servings  3 Big Glasses
Main Ingredient  Wood Apple (Bael Fruit)
Main Equipment  Strainer
Course  Beverage
Level Of Blending  Medium

Ingredients                                                                  

  • Wood Apple (Bael)  1
  • Sugar  to taste (if required)
  • Chilled Water
  • Ice Cubes  a few

Method

Step 1
Break the wood apple with a kitchen hammer and scrape out it’s pulp using a spoon into a big bowl.

Step 2
Fill up the bowl with 2 glasses of chilled water. Mash the pulp so that it completely dissolves into the water.

Step 3
Now using a strainer strain the entire pulpy wood apple (beal) juice into a large bowl. Press the pulp completely with hands or spatula to extract the juice fully. Discard the seeds and fibre left in the strainer. Add some ice cubes in the bowl.

Step 4
Add a few spoons of sugar to taste (if required) and adjust the consistency of the juice/sharbat by adding some more chilled water (if required) and stir well.

The absolutely refreshing Wood Apple Cooler (Bael Ka Sharbat) is ready and I am so glad to take it to Angie’s Fiesta Friday #71 which is co-hosted by the very talented Jhuls and Laurie. Do join us at the party!

Cheers,
Anugya

2 responses to “Wood Apple Cooler (Bael Ka Sharbat) – Shack Saturdays Special”

  1. What a refreshing drink to share 🙂 I had never heard of wood apple before! It looks like such an interesting fruit–so fibrous inside. If I ever find one, this sounds like a perfect way to eat it, as you can get around all the fibrous pulp and seeds! I’m very curious now; what does wood apple taste like?

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  2. I haven’t seen or heard wood apple before. This dirnk sounds so refreshing, though. It’s also very to prepare, too. Thanks for linking up to Fiesta Friday. Have a lovely week. 🙂 xx

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