Receipe for Besan Ki Burfi?

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  1. Navpreet

    Navpreet Senior IL'ite

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    Hi everyone,

    I had tried this receipe many times from several cooking sites but something goes missing(proportion of sugar to water,ghee to besan,besan to sugar) and it doesnot solidify.Does anyone know exact receipe for it?

    Specially those who make it(don't paste or use one from cooking site as i am fed up of experimenting) and are good at it(give exact proportion,pls).

    Waiting for your receipe.
     
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    krishnaamma Moderator Staff Member IL Hall of Fame

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    Hi Nav preet,

    Today only I saw your request.:-D Here I am giving two methods and they are good.

    Try and Give me a FB. ok?

    Here we go.

    1. Besan Ki Burfi

    1 cup besan flour

    1 cup sugar

    1cup shortening

    1/4 sp. cardamom powders

    1/2 cup walnuts broken into small pieces (optional)

    Melt shortening in a pan.

    Turn down heat and add cardamom and Besan.

    Fry, stirring constantly to prevent burning until it has changed color to light brown

    and smells done.

    (Test: a few drops of water sprinkled on the goo splutters instantly).

    Turn off heat and stir in sugar and the nuts.

    Spread on a platter 1/2" thick.

    Cut into diamond shapes after it has cooled down.

    2. Besan ka burffy

    Ingredients

    besan - 1 cup

    milk powder - 1 cup

    ghee - 1 cup

    sugar - 1 & half cup

    Method:


    Firstly, melt ghee.

    Then put besan in ghee & fry it till a nice smell comes.

    Take this mixture in another vessel & mix it with milk powder.

    Now make a sugar syrup till it becomes thick (if we put a little syrup in little

    water then it becomes round) after that put the besan mixture in sugar syrup &

    stir it, till it does not stick to the sides of the vessel.

    Then put this in a greased plate & cut this into pieces in the shape of

    diamonds, when it is hot only.

    All the best.:yes:
     
    Last edited: Aug 30, 2007
  3. Navpreet

    Navpreet Senior IL'ite

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    Thx for receipe Krishnamma but i'm having a question before trying it:

    Will it work without sugar syrup means sugar will start crystillizing if heated for more time.

    Please help me to remove my doubt as i am eager to try this receipe.

    thx once again!
     
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    Navpreet Senior IL'ite

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    hi krishnamma,

    i had tried receipe for besan ki burfi as told by you but as per my doubt sugar doesn't dissolved and it was spoiled.Anyother suggestion?
     
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    krishnaamma Moderator Staff Member IL Hall of Fame

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    Hi Navpreet,

    I dont know why you are not getting. You try by powdering the sugar. so that it

    will dissolve quickly. OK?
     
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    Navpreet Senior IL'ite

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    Hi krishnamma,
    Today i again tried receipe given by you and you know what....................it was simply greattttttttttttt:yes: after so many years of trying i got it,it's all due to you.Last time,i had added sugar without turning off heat,when u insisted that it shuld work,i again tried it today with castor sugar.It was YUMMY.:2thumbsup: . It's 11:00p.m and i am writing you to thanks you as i was so impatient to wait till morning.Thankssssssssssss aaaaaaa looooooootttttt.:thankyou2:AND,Congrats,:clapyou have become platinum ilite.PARTY TIME!:2thumbsup:
    You shuld give a treat.bye! Have a nice time!
     
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    krishnaamma Moderator Staff Member IL Hall of Fame

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    Hi Navpreet,

    Thank god you got it.:yes:( I think you asked chitra too. Have you tried that type , with milk? ) Any how thank you very much for your Feed Back. :yes: Atlast you got it. Thank you for your wishes. Surely I will give you a party while you come here.:)
     
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    Navpreet Senior IL'ite

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    Hi krishnamma,
    Hw r u? I had asked Mrs.Chithra and she had given a receipe(so nice of her) but i hadn't tried it yet.When u insisted that it shuld work,so i thught of trying once again and it worked:yes: .Thank to you:2thumbsup: .My family really loved it and insisted on making bulk,but i will try besan ke ladoo.Do u know,proportion of ghee & besan in it(i think it's 1/4).Thanks again.I will try Mrs.chithra receipe also.AND,My treat.You can give me a fine receipe of yours(preferably sweet because i love sweets).Bye for now!Have a nice time.
     
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    krishnaamma Moderator Staff Member IL Hall of Fame

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    Dear Navpreet,

    Thank you for your mail. I think, if you prepare chirta's version, the taste will be more because of milk. Any how you are satisified with the sweet. That is enough for me.:-D REgarding regarding sweet recipe, why only one let me start a thread for you. Enjoy!:yes:
     
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    hi Krishnaamma,
    Read your recipe of Besan Ki barfi. What is shortening?? :bangcomp: I am very naive with sweet dishes so I may throw such queries, please do not make fun of me?

    And thank you very much for explaining the THICK SYRUP FUNDA.

    The reason for me not trying out sweet dishes is cause I do not know when the syrup is done. Thick, thin, one finger, two finger, how to judge it... :bangcomp: :bangcomp:

    I appreciate your mention here that when a drop of sugar syrup is dropped in water it turns out in to a round ball, then the thick syrup is done. Have i understood it correctly, if yes, then I will try and make this sweet... I will PRAY FOR MYSELF............
     

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