For the final day of Rakshabandan sweets, here is one sweet for all chocolate lovers. I know most of you prefer chocolates over sweets for rakhi. Why not combine them both to make this extremely sinful dessert! As I was making these sweets for my daughter, I knew I had to make a chocolate version. My daughter was so elated to see those dark beauties topped with choco chips. She took sweets to her friends, but never took these to school. She becomes a little greedy when it comes to chocolate.
The chocolate flavour is so prominent in this burfi and it will remind you of brownie or a cake. The mawa and coconut add to the richness of the sweet. You can even serve it with a scoop of icecream for a perfect dessert to finish off your meal. The procedure is so much like the carrot burfi and paan burfi I posted earlier. I made all the three burfis on the same day. I made a batch of my home made mawa the previous day. On the day of making the sweet, I grated a huge coconut, divided it into three and used it in the recipes. The whole lot took nearly one hour to make. Then I placed them in fridge and let it set. I only sliced them up the next day and see that huge plate with all those burfis I made (the bottom of this post). They look so beautiful, right?
Ingredients:
Ghee – 2 tbs
Grated Coconut – 1 cup, tightly packed
Unsweetened khova / mawa – 1/2 cup
Cocoa Powder – 1/4 cup
Condensed milk – 1/3 cup
Cashew Nuts and Choco Chips For Decoration
Procedure:
In a pan mix together coconut and ghee.
Roast then until aromatic and it turns colour.
Add mawa, condensed milk, cocoa powder and mix well.
Keep on stirring on medium heat until it becomes thick and dough like. It shouldn’t stick to the sides of the pan.
Grease a tray with ghee and transfer the burfi mixture to it.
Add some ghee on top of the mix and with the help of a spatula, flatten the mixture and spread it on the tray.
Add chopped cashew nuts and choco chips on top and press well.
Allow it to cool completely.
To make even squares, refrigerate the tray for two to three hours or until firm.
Using a sharp knife cut it out into squares and store it in an airtight container in fridge.
Chocolate Coconut Burfi Recipe
Ingredients
- Ghee - 2 tbs
- Grated Coconut - 1 cup tightly packed
- Unsweetened khova / mawa - 1/2 cup
- Cocoa Powder - 1/4 cup
- Condensed Milk - 1/3 cup
- Cashew Nuts and Choco Chips For Decoration
Instructions
- In a pan mix together coconut and ghee.
- Roast then until aromatic and it turns colour.
- Add mawa, condensed milk, cocoa powder and mix well.
- Keep on stirring on medium heat until it becomes thick and dough like. It shouldn’t stick to the sides of the pan.
- Grease a tray with ghee and transfer the burfi mixture to it.
- Add some ghee on top of the mix and with the help of a spatula, flatten the mixture and spread it on the tray.
- Add chopped cashew nuts and choco chips on top and press well.
- Allow it to cool completely.
- To make even squares, refrigerate the tray for two to three hours or until firm.
- Using a sharp knife cut it out into squares and store it in an airtight container in fridge.
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Amazing recipe. Anything with chocolate makes everyone greedy and she is only a child. Truly said there is no age for the love of chocolates…
hi I wnt to try this fr bakrid..but wnt to knw whther this is crispy or it melts in mouth type??
These are soft melt in the mouth type burfis.
Chocolate coconut burfi came out extremely delicious, what a prefect sweet for chocoholic person like me, seriously drooling over that last click with all your three wonderful burfis, excellent job Gayathri.
That is such a stunner, Gayathri. Love it.
surely this chocolate barfi will be great in taste. I made this on this rakshabandhan and before I could click it was over. So tasteful.