Diwali one of the most awaited festival of the year, is just round the corner and I am feeling nostalgic. I fondly remember my Mom making various sweets beforehand and store them, while I and my brother peeping inside the kitchen, waiting for Mom to leave so that we can have a handful of them. If caught then always blaming each other. Then laughing and running to escape the scoldings. Such were the festival holidays full of fun and frolic. Now when I am the owner of my own home and my whole family is coming over to celebrate the festival, I am finding myself full of ideas from decorating the house to making sweets. I want to make all what they will love. Specially my mom. It will be great to see her beaming face, when her daughter has made something which is just perfect to appease her.
I started with something very easy and quick yet a lovely sweet. My dad and my mom both love mung dal ki burfi. You can store them for quite a few days. But I don't think that case will happen. Mung dal burfi is so good that it gets finished in moments. Serve them to guests and see their beaming faces.
Ingredients
250g Mung Dal (split yellow grams)
250g sugar
3-4 cup water
100g khoa/mawa
2-3 tbsp ghee/oil
2-3 tbsp pistachio, almonds & cashew nuts sliced
Method
* Soak the grams in enough water, few hours(2-3) before you require.
* Using a strainer remove water.
* Grind the grams in food processor, to make a paste.
* Heat oil or ghee in a non stick pan and add the grams paste in it.
* Keep on stirring till the paste turns light brown in color.
* Add khoa/mava. Mix well, cook for few more minutes and set aside.
* Meanwhile, in another pan heat 2-3 cups of water and add sugar to it, to make sugar syrup. Boil water till it achieves one sring consistency.
* Add this sugar syrup to the gram paste. Mix properly and further cook for few minutes.
* Grease a tray with little butter or oil and add pour the gram paste in it.
* Sprinkle the sliced pistachios, cashews and almonds on top.
* Let it remain as such for few hours to set. Once set, cut into any shape of your choice.
19 comments:
Beautiful click Anshika! Love the bright yellow color!
Wow...looks very beautiful..we call it moong dal halwa...but never thought of making pieces like you did...very nice
Have never try this before. Looks so delicious and the color too :)
You are right!Diwali is just around the corner and it totally slipped my mind..I love this burfi and the color..This is one sweet I am going to try.Will let you know how it turned out!I get a lil' nervous while making Indian sweets:D
wow great job looks yummy
lovely dish and nice snap
Beautiful moongdal burfi, lovely presentation!
Wow amazing click with that bright yellow colour. It's nice to remember the good old childhood days and truly it's the best way to celebrate the festive occassion with the family.
wow very delicious recipe beautiful pic.
Looks so tempting... delicious burfi... never tasted this sweet .. has come out in good color and shape
wow..ur mong dal burfi recipe is great.Rich and yummy one
lovley click... Looks so yum - I want a piece too...
Yummy easy sweet delight..!
Looks Delicious!! Love the Colour of the sweet..
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Simply Yummy!!!
I've never tried mung dal barfi. Looks wonderful!
Never tried mong dal burfi but looks absolutely delicious :) I'd like to have it here right now...
Cheers!
Gera
what a nice daughter ;)
these sweets are so lovely. the color is great!
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