In a heavy bottomed vessel, add the milk.
When it is warm, take 2 tbsp of milk and soak the saffron in it.
Once the milk starts boiling, simmer the flame and let this boil for 15 minutes.
Keep stirring.
Now add the condensed milk and evaporated milk.
Adding evaporated milk is optional. If you don’t get it in your place, just skip it. It gives a nice caramel taste to the rasmalai.
Now add the saffron milk to this.
Mix well and let this boil for 10 minutes.
Meanwhile drain the syrup from the rasgulla completely.
Gently squeeze it and add it to the milk.
Switch off the flame.
Add the chopped nuts.
Keep in the refrigerator for 6 hours.
Rasmalai tastes good when chilled.