Monday, September 10, 2007

10 Easy Steps To Make Mysore Pak...

Mysore Pak
















This is my entry for RCI Karnataka hosted by Foodie's Hope - Asha.



Ingredients:
Gram flour or besan – 2 cups
Sugar – 4 cups
Ghee – 2 cups
Water – 2 cups
Baking powder – a pinch (optional)



Method:

1. Place a thick bottomed vessel or non stick pan on the stove and pour a tablespoon of ghee into it.

2. Sieve and fry the gram flour in the pan until a nice aroma fills the kitchen.

3. Pour the flour into a plate and keep it aside. Grease a plate and keep it aside.

4. Now in the same pan, pour the sugar along with two cups of water and start boiling.

5. When the syrup forms into one string consistency, lower the flame and add the flour slowly and keep stirring.

6. At the same time heat the ghee in another vessel on low flame.

7. After all the flour has been mixed into the syrup, pour a little amount of ghee and stir till the flour absorbs the ghee.

8. Continue the same procedure till all the ghee in the vessel is mixed into the flour.

9. Now add the baking powder and stir. Then bubbles arise in the mixture and the mixture starts leaving the sides of the pan.

10. Pour the mixture onto the greased plate immediately and allow it to cool. Cut into desired shapes using a warm knife.



















Note: If you use the ghee in continuous intervals, instead of using all at once, you will get crunchy Mysore Pak.

7 comments:

Menu Today said...

Hi Vijaya,
Welcome to the blogging world...
Nice entry!!! Thanks for sharing.

Prajusha said...

hi vijaya,
mysore pak looks yummy yummy.Nice pic.
Great Entry!

FH said...

Vijaya,thank you so much for your entry! What a wonderful way to start a blog. Mysore Pak looks perfect,I know how hard it is get it right!You have done a great job!:))
Good luck and hope to see more yummy recipes from ya!

Daily Meals said...

Hi Menu Today, Prajusha and Asha,
Thanks a lot for your kind words and encouragement.
Vijaya.

Anonymous said...

Hi Vijaya,

i am also vijaya, from Ap. Your Mysore Pak looks yummy.

Thanks & Best Regards,

Vijaya

Anonymous said...

Hi Anonymous,
Thanks for your wishes.
Vijaya.

Anonymous said...

Thank you so much for your recipe... i tried it and it came out great!!!