Jump to Recipe How to make Ice Apple Gulkand Matka Kulfi with Jaggery | Nungu Gulkand Malai Kulfi recipe | Nungu Matka Kulfi with detailed snaps and step-by-step procedure. What else could be the best body coolant in this scorching summer more than the Ice apples and Gulkand (Rose Petal Jam)? Think of those natural jellies and the body-cooling homemade Gulkand getting indulged into a Malai Kulfi. Wow! It's amazing, right?! The taste would undoubtedly stand out of the world. I don't recommend buying Gulkand from stores as most of the brands are preserving rose petals in sugar. If buying from the shop, please make sure the petals are soaked up in honey. The best option is to make the homemade Gulkand for which the recipe is available in two versions in Packthesnack. Please refer to my Homemade Gulkand post. Also, we make our khoya to make the Malai which is instant and easy. For making homemade khoya, we use unsweetened milk powder. Having said that, the coconut milk...
Moong Dal Pidi Kozukattai | Moong Dal Modak | Paasi Paruppu Kozukattai | Healthy Snack recipe
What else would come to mind other than Modak when Ganesh Chaturti is near? The Rice flour Modaks with sweet fillings are the most common Modaks offered to Lord Ganesha. But, as a tweak, the healthy & tasty Moong Dal Modak is coming here as a Special post for Ganesh Chaturthi.
These Modaks have no shells, no filling and no shaping required. All we need is to hold the mixture between palm and fingers to get an imprint of the fingers over the Modaks. We call it Pidi Kozukattai in Tamil as we simply hold & press to get the Modak shapes ('Pidi' means 'Hold'). Though many kinds of Pidi Kozukattai are there, this modak tastes great with the grainy texture of raw rice and Moong dal.
These health-filled Modaks can be offered to Lord Ganesha during Ganesh Chaturthi. I often make these super grainy, flavourful and protein-rich Modaks as a quick snack for my kiddo. Trust me guys, Moong dal modak is a healthy snacking option for the kids. One more great news is that these sweet
versioned modaks are made just using three ingredients: Moong dal, Raw
rice, and Jaggery.
Things to Follow to get the Perfect Modak:
Roast
the Raw rice and Moong dal over a low flame until they turn out super
crispy and aromatic. You can roast them together or separately as per
your desire. But, make sure to roast them very well to get the
best-tasting Modaks.
Grind the roasted ingredients into a coarse powder to achieve the right grainy feel in the steam-cooked Modaks.
With
the very fine powder, the right texture would be missing. And, with the
very coarse powder, the grains may seem hard to bite. So, grind the
well-roasted ingredients to a "not too coarse, not too fine" powder.
Also, the Jaggery syrup should be just sticky while the ground powder is added.
Flavouring the Modaks with cardamom powder, and adding ghee is optional. But, adding them truly enhances the flavour profile.
These steam-cooked Modaks are very healthy with the goodness of Jaggery and Moong dal. The coarse grainy texture you feel on bites, and the flavorful roasted moong dal makes you finish off the modaks in no minutes.
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