We can make maida burfi in different flavours using cardamom powder or vanila essence or rose water. I have added cardamom powder to give a traditional touch, since I made it for Krishnashtami.
Let's see the recipe now.
What you need:
Maida or all purpose flour-1 cup
Ghee-1/4 a cup
Water-1 cup
Sugar-one and half cup
Cardamom powder-a pinch
How to make:
Let's see the recipe now.
What you need:
Maida or all purpose flour-1 cup
Ghee-1/4 a cup
Water-1 cup
Sugar-one and half cup
Cardamom powder-a pinch
How to make:
- Greese a tray with ghee and keep it aside.
- Heat the remaining ghee in a nonstick pan or heavy bottomed vessel and add the maida flour.
- Fry it on a low to medium flame until nice aroma arises and the flour turns light brown in colour.
- Transfer it into a bowl and add the sugar and one cup of water to the same pan.
- Boil the contents till you get a syrup of one string consistency. Add the cardamom powder and mix it well.
- Turn off the flame and remove the pan from the stove.
- Add the fried maida to the syrup and stir it continuously until the mixture thickens and separates from the sides of the pan.
- Transfer it onto the greased tray and mark the lines in desired shapes.
- Delicious maida burfi is ready now :)
- Once it cools down cut it into pieces and store in an air tight container.
Note: You can also add 1-2 tablespoons of cocoa powder while adding the fried maida to the syrup and make chacolate burfi. I made it on Raksha Bandhan festival. Today is my blog's anniversary :)
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