In a saucepan, bring the milk and half-and-half to a boil on medium heat all while continuously stirring. If you choose to add a pinch of sugar (optional) you can add it initially to the milk..
Add the lemon juice and see the milk immediately starting to clot.
Add the rose water and orange blossom water, stirr well.
Using a spatula with wholes, or a strainer, start collecting the clotted cream from the surface and place them into a separate strainer. Continue collection process until milk in saucepan turns into a near clear color. You may need to add a few more drops of lemon juice to induce more clotting, but don't add too much.
When the collected Ashta cools down to room temperature, you can use it as a filler in Arabic sweets, or you can serve it with fruit cocktails garnished with honey and walnuts.
Serve fresh at room temperature or serve cold.
Notes
Ashta requires refrigeration so it doesn't spoil. It can last 2-3 days in the fridge.
Nutrition Facts
Original Lebanese Ashta Recipe
Serving Size
1 g
Amount per Serving
Calories
0
% Daily Value*
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.