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Diwali
calls for sweetening savouries to sweeten relationships, enjoy the
togetherness and celebrate the occasion. Some mouthwatering Diwali
Sweets with easy steps that can be prepared for friends and family. |
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| Jalebis |
Ingredients:
2 cups flour,1/2
tsp. Baking powder,Ghee for frying
2 cups Sugar,A pinch of saffron,1 tsp. cardamom powder |
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Steps:
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Mix flour with baking powder,cardamom powder and water to made a batter
of thick consistency.
2. Put it aside in a warm place to ferment for 24 hrs.
3. Stir 2 cups of sugar in 2 cups of water and boil till it becomes
a syrup of one thread consistency.
4. Add saffron soaked in warm water.
5. Now heat ghee in a deep frying pan.
6. Fill up with batter in an ordinary plastic funnel or a coconut
shell or a muslin cloth and pierce it from the bottom.
7. Now allow the batter to fall into continuos double circles .
8. Allow the jalebis to set and then turn over once.
9. When fried well, remove out of the pan and slip into the syrup
, apply slight pressure for the syrup to seep in.
10. After 5 mins, take it out of the syrup , drain and serve hot.
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| Pista
Burfi |
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Ingredients:
400 gms
Pistachios (kernels removed)
250 gms Sugar, Water (for sugar syrup) as required
7-8 leaves Edible Silver foil (varakh)
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Steps:
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Blanch the pistachios in boiling water. Drain and remove the peels.
2. Make a coarse paste of the blanched and peeled pistachios in
a mixer-grinder, without using water. Remove and keep aside.
3. Make a sugar syrup of two-string consistency.
4. In a kadai, mix together the pistachio paste and the sugar syrup,
and with the help of a wooden spatula, keep on stirring the mixture
till it leaves the sides of the kadai and forms into a ball. (take
care not to burn the mixture).
5. Pour the mixture over a flat wooden surface, and evenly cut with
a spatula to the desired thickness.
6. Spread out the silver foil (varakh), and cut into square shapes
with a sharp knife. Remove when cooled.
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mmmmmmmmmmmm.....mmm |
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