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Monday, 31 August 2020

HealthyeatsDay #GaneshChaturthi #10 Khoya Modaks (best from waste)

Ingredients
1 Cup Left over residue from ghee (khoya)
2 Tbsp Milk powder
2 Tbsp Milk 
1/2 Cup Powdered Jaggery 
2-3 Tbsp Grated Coconut 
1 pinch Nutmeg powder 
1 pinch Cardamom powder 

Prep Time - 10-15 mins 
Cooking Time - 10-15 mins 

Method 
1. Blend the ghee residue /khoya into Powdered form. 
2. Heat a thick bottom pan, add the Powdered khoya, Jaggery powder and saute it on low flame till the Jaggery powder melts. 
3. Now add Grated Coconut, milk powder and milk. Let it mix well and become a thick paste again stir it constantly and on a low flame. 
4. Now add Nutmeg and Cardamom powder and mix well. Switch off the pan and let it cool down. 

Once it cools down fill the Modak mould and serve them as a offering for Lord Ganesh.

Sunday, 30 August 2020

HealthyeatsDay #GaneshChaturthi #8 Motichoor MODAKs

Ingredients
For making Boondi 
1 Cup Fine Besan (gram flour) 
3/4 Cup Water
1 pinch Baking Soda
1 pinch Turmeric powder (food colour optional)
1 1/2 Cups Oil /Ghee for frying

For making sugar syrup
1 Cup Sugar
1 Cup Water 
1 pinch Saffron strands 
1 pinch Powdered Cardamom 

Prep Time - 10-15 mins
Cooking Time - 30 mins 
Modak making time - 15 mins 

Method - 
Making Boondis:
1. In a bowl strain besan through a strainer. 
2. Slowly add water little by little whisking and mixing it through out. Make a smooth batter so that when you drop it with a spoon it should fall off as droplets but not as a continuous stream. 
3. Now add baking soda and Turmeric powder and let it aside. 
4. In a frying pan heat oil/ghee on a high flame. 
5. Add a Tsp oil in the batter and whisk it rigorously to built-in air. 
6. Using a frying strainer with medium holes punched in it and with a long handle. By holding this above the oil pan and putting a scoop of batter on the strainer allowing it to drip through the holes and and dropping them in the oil. Ensure that the the oil should be hot and on medium flame. Strain the boondis from the oil once crispy and cooked 
7. Repeat the same till the batter is finished. 

The boondis are ready. 

Making sugar syrup:
1. In a pan heat on a low flame add sugar and water along with saffron and Cardamom powder. 
2. Let the sugar melt in the water and become a sticky syrup. 
3. Now slowly add the boondis to the syrup and keep stirring and cooking it till the boondis completely absorbs the syrup. Once done let it  cool down completely. 

Now put them in Modak moulds and serve to Lord Ganesha as an offering.