MYSORE PAK - POROUS TEXTURE I OIL-GHEE METHOD MYSORE PAK I DIWALI RECIPES

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Hi friends, this is my third post for the diwali. I really spend good happy time with these sweets making. In my home all are appreciated me, that “Neey ya Ivlo Panra”, Yes! Because my mom did not make some types of sweets which I prepare nowadays, so am happy and my dad is proud to see, that her daughter is good cook... What else need for me... That’s great enough J


Today’s feast for you is MYSORE PAK. I love both types of mysore pak which is soft like sri Krishna sweets, and hard type which is porous in texture. Usually my aunt brings sri Krishna sweets mysore pak from Coimbatore whenever she comes here. In my native also is there, but I never visited there even I don’t know where is it... But I love hard one than the soft variety.


It will be inner dark and outer light brown, so I want to make the hard type, because that type of mysore pak won’t available nowadays. For the recipe, I referred many sites and asked friends, finally +Manjula Bharath and +Nalini suresh  aka told the method and I saw the detailed video in vahchef. Thank you dears..


Category
Sweets/Desserts
Regional
South Indian
Preparation Time
15 Minutes
Cooking Time
15-20Minutes
Yields
25 -30 Pieces





INGREDIENTS
Gram flour/Kadalai Maavu – 1 ½ Cup
Oil – 1 Cup
Ghee – 1 Cup
Sugar – 2 Cup
Water - ½ Cup


METHOD
  • Grease the tray with ghee and keep it aside, after you start the procedure you won’t get time to do this.
  • Heat one cup of oil in a pan on low flame.
  • Take besan flour into a wide mixing bowl and keep ready the siever.
  • Now add 2 Tbsp of hot oil into the besan flour, you will hear “Shhh” Sound, then carefully mix it like crumbles.
  • Sieve the flour completely and keep it nearby you.

  • Add one cup of ghee with hot oil and keep the flame on low and keep long ladle near for later use.
  • Now take a wide big kadai, add sugar and water dissolve in low-medium flame.
  • Keep a small bowl of water nearby you to check the sugar syrup consistency.
  • If the sugars will dirt, add a Tbsp of milk to remove the scum.
  • Check the single thread consistency by adding a drop of syrup into the bowl, it will be settle down without dissolve in the water or you can check with your hand by stretching you thumb and index finger, you can see the thread form.
  • It’s the correct consistency; sugar syrup will be in good frothy and now add besan little by little and stir it continuously without forming any lumps till you add all the flours.


  • Now keep stirring and able to see the bubbles in the mixture. This is the right time to add hot oil-ghee mixture into this.
  • Add one ladle of hot oil-ghee into the besan, you can see good froth, keep adding oil-ghee with non-stop stirring.
  • After 30 sec to 1 minute you can see, the mixture won’t stick into the pan, the oil-mixture leaves the pan on the edges and the color will start to change in dark.


  • Switch off the flame immediately, and pour the hot besan mixture into the greased tray carefully.
  • Let it be rest for 2-3 minutes and cut into squares with sharp knife.


  • Separate each pieces after it cool down completely.
  • Serve it....





NOTE
  • Be careful while doing the entire process because you are playing with very hot oil-ghee. So better keep away from children while doing this.
  • Sugar syrup is more important, single thread consistency is must to get good result of mysore pak.
  • While adding hot oil-ghee to this, it will be super frothy, its the reason of getting good pores in mysore pak and it will cook the raw flour easily. 
  • Did you see the light dark color in the middle of the mysore pak, but I need yet dark, if I wait for 3-4 second will get the good brown color but I poured earlier as am scare if it goes wrong, it wont be good na... 







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24 comments:

  1. Very yummy.. Just like we get in sweet shops Viji.. It looks so professional :-)

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  2. once we made this on SNC event. Never forget the taste. You made it so well Viji dear...just awesome!

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  3. Perfect done....looking so yummy...

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  4. Super yum, totally stunning and made very beautifully, I love these porous one.... awesome viji...

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  5. awesome dear...very well tried..love these...

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  6. wow VK back to back rocking posts from you :) surely your parents must be really proud of you dear :) mysore pak looks superb, mouthwatering

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  7. I never actually noticed that there are two sorts of Mysore Paks.. in North India its only Sohan halwa.. good recipe to try my hands on

    bookmarked ! Thanks for sharing :)

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  8. wow very nice textured mysore pak and looks so tempting viji :) You are rocking with you diwali sweet collections :) am drooling here !!keep going !!

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  9. Lovely dear.Perfectly made..........
    x❤x❤
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  10. looks very perfect n super delicious. Great job done.

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  11. love the porous texture more then soft one.Very well done viji

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  12. awesome text mysore pak... lovely texture...

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  13. Lovely soft mysore pak.I love srikrishna mysore pak too.Wonderful post.

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  14. wondeful try viji...bookmarked ur recipe...

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  15. Yennaku oru parcel ippave venum..love those porous texture, love this mysore pak very much than the soft ones.

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  16. U have got the texture perfect dear.... I love these compared to the soft one...

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  17. omg if i make this my H will jump out of joy...its his fav...

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  18. Hi. I tried making it, but the final outcome I didn't get as desired. It became very soft that am not able to make into pieces (became like halwa). Can you suggest what should I do to correct it.

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  19. Hi. I tried making it, but the final outcome I didn't get as desired. It became very soft that am not able to make into pieces (became like halwa). Can you suggest what should I do to correct it.

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    1. Hi sudha sorry for your outcome. But did u add ingredients exactly same quantity n single thread consistency... the color 'll be change to dark while stirring its important stage to switch off the flame n transfer into tray... u 'll get it surely try it and tell me sudha...

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