This is little different from the usual mysorepak. It does not have the pores, but is equally tasty. I am always in doubt when preparing sweets of this type. As I have told you earlier I will call all the deities for help. Sruti loves Mysorepak. I prepared it yesterday and I had to do it perfect. Otherwise my daughter will surely be disappointed. So I set out to prepare this famous and delicious sweet. For my utter surprise, it came out perfect. When H returned from office, I gave one to taste. Wow! It is just like mysorepak! This is what he told me. The experiment succeeded. Thank God! And Sruti loved it…
Ingredients:
Besan/ Chick pea Flour-100gm
Sugar-300gm
Ghee-300gm
Milk-2cups
Procedure:
Heat milk in a heavy bottomed kadai.
When it reduces to half the amount add the sugar and mix well.
Let it boil for 2 minutes.
Sift the besan and add this to the sugar and milk mixture.
Stir it continuosly to avoid the formation of lumps.
Heat ghee in a separate sauce pan.
When the mixture starts boiling, add a ladle full of hot ghee to the mixture. Stir well.
Do not stop stirring as this tends to stick and burn.
Keep on adding ghee until the mixture starts leaving sides.
At the final stage, the mixture will start bubbling with lot of holes in it.
At this stage, pour it into a greased tray and press the top with back of a spoon to make it even.
Pour any remaining ghee over it.
After 10minutes, the mixture will start firming. At this stage, cut out desired shapes with a sharp knife.
Allow it to cool completely. The ghee will be fully absorbed by the mysorepak.
Now cut it again and store in airtight jar.
Enjoy.
Boil milk
When it is reduced to half add sugar
After 2 minutes of boiling add besan
Mix well with out lumps
Add hot ghee and stir
The sides will start bubbling
When the whole mixture starts leaving sides and start bubbling, the final stage is reached
Pour on a greased tray and pour the remaining ghee on it
Cut into squares
When completely cool, remove the pieces from tray
Enjoy!
P.S: You can also use 150gm refined oil and 150gm of ghee instead of using 300gm of ghee.
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Omg, Gayathri, send me some mysorepak, its been ages i had them…Superaa irruku intha milk mysorepak, feel like having some..
Yes, the color is really mouthwatering..
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very tempting!!!! Mysorepak is always a tension to make!!!it has come out great!!!
Yummm!!! It’s been ages since I’ve had this… PLs courier some this way too 🙂
Really superb. Bookmarked.
Superb! Guess I am not the only one who invokes all the Gods in heavens above.Same pinch!;)
superb………..yummyyyyy……..just sent a piece dear……
OMG…mysorepak! Such a lovely sweets…loved it! Our fav 😀
wow.. mysore pak looks very good! yum yum!
OMG…mysore pak! Such a lovely sweets…loved it
awesome pak is so tempting i want to grab it
send me the complete tray.. its been so long i had these lovely ones.. i love it..
really looks delicious
absolutely divine…love your perfection..:P
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Looks tempting .. hubby loves mysore pak.
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Hi! Any idea how to make the famous shri krishna (soft-pure ghee) mysore pak? I have tried it so many times but haven’t been successful.
Hi Meghna, once saw a TV program and they used milk powder to get that softness. But I haven’t personally tried it yet..