- Cashews - 1 1/2 cups
- Sugar - 3/4 cup
- Water - 6 tbsp
- Cardomom Powder - 1 tsp
- Ghee - 1 tbsp
Method:
- Grind cashews to fine powder. While grinding, make sure to grind in intervals and not continuously as cashews will release oil if ground without any break.
- Sieve the powder through a fine mesh and keep aside.
- Grease a flat plate or butter paper and keep aside. Also grease a chapati roller pin.
- Heat a kadai and add sugar with water. Boil and let the sugar melt.
- Add the finely powdered cashew. Stir continuously as to avoid formation of lumps.
- Let it cook well on medium heat.
- Add a tablespoon of ghee and cardomom powder when the mixture starts thickening.
- When the mixture is thick and starts separating from pan, switch off the flame. To check for right consistency, grease your hands and take a tablespoon of mix and make it to a smooth ball. If it is a smooth but stiff ball, transfer to the greased plate or paper. If not, continue cooking for some more time.
- Flatten gently with the roller to the desired thickness.
- When it is cooked down, cut with a sharp knife to desired size and shape.
4 Comments
My Favourite Sweet❤
ReplyDeleteGreat to know 🤩
DeleteVery Nice, lett bit of saforn?
ReplyDeleteSaffron is optional. It tastes great without saffron as well. 😀
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