MYSORE PAK
A delicious sweet made from besan flour with a hint of cardomon. So moorish that it is impossible to stop at just one. Store in an air tight container for a week (if they last that long - which they unfortunately they do not in my house - cant blame the family as I do the eating!)
WHAT YOU NEED:
1 cup ghee
1 cup besan flour
1 to 2 cups sugar (Depends on how sweet you want it) I use 1 cup and it is plenty sweet for me!!
1/2 cup water
Few cardomon pods- skinned and crushed.
1 greased tray
WHAT YOU DO:
1. Heat pan and add sugar and water and keep heating till the sugar syrup reaches ball consistency or string consistency. Basically you want it either be able to roll a small ball in it or scrap along back on spoon and it stays thick. BE CAREFUL SUGAR SYRUP IS HOT AND CAN BURN!!!!
2. Once it has reached this consistency remove from heat and pour ghee and besan flour in a steady stream into the dish and stir, stir, stir, stir. I mean it dont stop stirring!!!
3. Keep stiring and add the cardomon powder as you go. When the mixture becomes aromatic and starts to leave the side of the pan and form one clump the mixture is ready.
4. Immediately pour into the prepared greased tray and smooth out.
5. When the mixture is almost cool then cut to desired shape!!!!
Mysore Pak is ready!!!
Pages
Welcome to my humble little kitchen...
I really do enjoy cooking. Just love reading recipes books am always on the look out for interesting recipe books. Pages and pages full of brightly coloured pictures of tempting dishes whether they be old favourites from my child hood or new and exciting ones yet to try!!!!
Learning spices and techniques does take time and I must admit often does not turn out but practice, practice and a little experimenting goes a long way in learning to perfect dishes and tastes..
Follow me on our journey to discover new flavours and old ones to and to enjoy and EAT the outcome!!!
I really do enjoy cooking. Just love reading recipes books am always on the look out for interesting recipe books. Pages and pages full of brightly coloured pictures of tempting dishes whether they be old favourites from my child hood or new and exciting ones yet to try!!!!
Learning spices and techniques does take time and I must admit often does not turn out but practice, practice and a little experimenting goes a long way in learning to perfect dishes and tastes..
Follow me on our journey to discover new flavours and old ones to and to enjoy and EAT the outcome!!!