7
CUP Cake is very easy recipe. I would say it’s a good choice for beginners. Because
measurement is very easy and there is no need to check sugar consistency and
other head cracking steps.
Coming
to the name of this sweet - 7 cups is, there are 7 cups of measurement of the
ingredients. But mine I should call 6.5 cups as I reduced half cup of sugar.
This
tastes like a softer version of Mysore pa, with little coconut flavor. Another good
thing is less ghee than mysore pa.
Ingredients :
·
Besan flour / Kadala Mavu – 1 cup
·
Milk
– 1 cup
·
Sugar
– 2.5 cups
·
Cashews
– 10 numbers (Optional)
·
Grated coconut – 1 cup
·
Ghee – 1 cup
Method:
Grease the plates with ghee and keep it aside.
Coarsely
powder the cashews.
Sift
Basan flour (I Skipped this step.. lazy u know). Sifting will prevent flour from
forming lumps. Dry roast the flour in a Kadai in medium flame till the raw
smell goes off.
Now
stwich of the stove and add milk, sugar to the besan flour and mix well without
forming lumps.
Add
the cashew powder, grated coconut, 1/2 cup ghee and give a good mix.
Switch
on the stove now, and start mixing it continuously. Use medium flame.
When
the mixture bubbles up, add rest of the ghee. (This stage comes nealrly after 5
mins)
Keep stirring for 10 mins again, then change to low flame. As it burns down soeasily.
Use a bigger ladle as the bubbles might hurt your hand. I changed it after one
or two drops hit my fingers.
Again
after 10 minutes you will near this stage. The mixture will leave the sides of
the kadai. It won’t be in a solid state, once you cool down it will be ok.
So
now carefully pour it into greased plate. You cannot cut the pieces now. Wait
for 10 – 15 minutes and then run the greased knife to cut to desired shapes.
Take off the pieces once it cools down. Don’t be in a rush.
Once cooled, stored in a dry container. Stays upto a week.
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