Mysore Pak is a popular South Indian sweet dish.I tried Coconut Mysore Pak and now I tried it with Dates! Date Mysorepak is something unique and I tasted this sweet in my friends Housewarming ceremony few months back. I learned this recipe from the cook who prepared this sweet. It is absolutely delicious and I loved it! So I wanted to try it as his stepwise was so clear and I felt confident about making it. The first time I tried, everything came out perfect but the texture is not perfect. Because just I added dates I didn’t grind it. So when I tried it again I roasted besan till aroma comes and I grind dates with milk and added in sugar syrup and makes to boil. ... Date Mysore Pak was incidentally the best sweet to come out of good efforts .Now It was apt both texture and taste wise- so damn worth exceedingly soft with a melt-in-the-mouth and extremely delicious.
Ingredients:
Besan Flour - 1cups
Ghee - 2 cups
Sugar - 2 cups
Water - 1/2 cup
Dates- 1cup
Milk – 1 cup
Method:
1. Heat 2tsps of ghee in a heavy bottom wok and roast the besan flour in it, till you get a nice aroma of besan.
2. Add the 3/4th of the ghee to the roasted besan flour and make a thick paste of it. Keep aside in a different vessel
3.Cut the dates into small pieces after removing the seeds and soak it in milk for halfan hour. Then Grind to fine paste.
4. Take the sugar and water in the same wok and heat it till one string consistency.
5.Add the besan flour and date paste and slowly stir in the mixture into the sugar syrup and keep stirring
6. Add the rest of the ghee and keep stirring without forming lumps
7. Look out till the mixture leaves the sides of the wok Add more hot ghee and keep stirring until the ghee separates from the mixture.
8.Grease a tray with ghee and pour in the hot mixture and allow it to cool a little
9. Using a knife cut into pieces and serve.. You will get very soft Dates Mysore-Pak and certainly delicious.
From one cup of besan flour you will get at least 20 pieces . During festival time, this sweet will be very easy for you to make and am sure friends will ask for the recipe:).
Very interesting and tempting recipe. looks super delicious.. thanks for the unique recipe :)
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Thank you Harichandana For lovely comments:)
ReplyDeleteNice twist to the usual mysorepak, looks very yummy!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic, Jayashree! A really novel makeover to the popular Mysore pa!
ReplyDeleteOmg, wat a fantastic twist Akka, well done..any leftovers there?.
ReplyDeleteThank you friends for your visit and Lovely Comments:)
ReplyDelete@ Priya do you think there will be leftover?:)