These Rawa Modaks, made with perfectly ground MasterCook Rawa, will be adored by all! Stuff them with dry fruits if desired, and they’re ready to eat.
[iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Servings – 5 (10 pcs)” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-coffee”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″][iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Preparation Time – 1 Hour” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-clock”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″]
[iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Difficulty Level – Easy” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-fan”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″][iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Cook Time – 20 Mins” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-dumpster-fire”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″]
[headings alignment=”” heading_color=”#000000″ heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_weight=”600″ heading_font_size_mobile=”32px” heading_bottom_margin=”20px” heading=”Ingredients”][/headings][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]100 gm / ¾ cup Vijay Bombay Sooji[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]15 gm / 1.5 tbsp Ghee[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]125 ml / ½ cup Milk or water[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]50 gm / ¼ cup Sugar[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]3 gm / 1 tsp Mastercook Elaichi, powdered[/advlist]
[headings alignment=”” heading_color=”#000000″ heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_weight=”600″ heading_font_size_mobile=”32px” heading_bottom_margin=”20px” heading=”Procedure”][/headings][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]In a pot, add the ghee and allow it to heat up.[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add the sooji and roast it on a low flame, you do not want the sooji to change color, just the rawness to go away.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]After 3-4 minutes, add the Milk or water and stir well. Add the sugar and keep stirring.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Cook this mixture until it thickens and comes together to form a dough.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Once it has come together, take it out on a plate and set aside to cool slightly.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Once cool to the touch, knead the dough for another 3-4 minutes until it becomes smooth.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Prepare the modaks by using a mould.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]If you wish you can also stuff the modaks with dry fruits.
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[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]After 3-4 minutes, add the Milk or water and stir well. Add the sugar and keep stirring.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Cook this mixture until it thickens and comes together to form a dough.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Once it has come together, take it out on a plate and set aside to cool slightly.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Once cool to the touch, knead the dough for another 3-4 minutes until it becomes smooth.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Prepare the modaks by using a mould.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]If you wish you can also stuff the modaks with dry fruits.
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[headings alignment=”” heading_color=”#000000″ heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_weight=”600″ heading_font_size_mobile=”32px” heading_bottom_margin=”20px” heading=”Tips for Cooking”][/headings][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Ensure that the measurements are proper to achieve the right consistency.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]You may add a little saffron milk to get a bright yellow hue.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]This dough can be prepared the previous night and the modaks shaped the next day. You may need to knead it again to achieve the proper texture.
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[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]You may add a little saffron milk to get a bright yellow hue.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]This dough can be prepared the previous night and the modaks shaped the next day. You may need to knead it again to achieve the proper texture.
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This Dry Fruits Modak recipe is ideal for health-conscious individuals because it contains nutritious and tasty chopped nuts, fruits, and other ingredients.
[iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Servings – 10 Pcs” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-coffee”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″][iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Preparation Time – 1 Hour” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-clock”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″]
[iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Difficulty Level – Easy” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-fan”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″][iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Cook Time – 10 Mins” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-dumpster-fire”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″]
[headings alignment=”” heading_color=”#000000″ heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_weight=”600″ heading_font_size_mobile=”32px” heading_bottom_margin=”20px” heading=”Ingredients”][/headings][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]In a blender jar, add the dates and figs along with a splash of water
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Blend until a coarse paste is formed.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]In a pan, heat ghee until it is warm.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add the blended dates and figs and stir well until it becomes soft and malleable
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add the chopped dry fruits and stir well to incorporate.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Keep stirring until it comes together
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Take it out into a bowl and allow to cool.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add the choppedOnce cool, use a modak mould to form the modaks.
dry fruits and stir well to incorporate.
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[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Blend until a coarse paste is formed.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]In a pan, heat ghee until it is warm.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add the blended dates and figs and stir well until it becomes soft and malleable
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add the chopped dry fruits and stir well to incorporate.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Keep stirring until it comes together
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Take it out into a bowl and allow to cool.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add the choppedOnce cool, use a modak mould to form the modaks.
dry fruits and stir well to incorporate.
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[headings alignment=”” heading_color=”#000000″ heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_weight=”600″ heading_font_size_mobile=”32px” heading_bottom_margin=”20px” heading=”Procedure”][/headings][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Heat ghee in a pan and roast the dry fruits and makhana till brown and fragrant. Take out and set aside
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]To the same pan add the Mastercook Dhania powder and roast till lightly browned and fragrant.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add the roasted dry fruits and makhana to a blender along with sugar and blend for 1-2 minutes until a fine powder is formed.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Combine this with the roasted dhania powder and set aside.
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[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]To the same pan add the Mastercook Dhania powder and roast till lightly browned and fragrant.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add the roasted dry fruits and makhana to a blender along with sugar and blend for 1-2 minutes until a fine powder is formed.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Combine this with the roasted dhania powder and set aside.
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[headings alignment=”” heading_color=”#000000″ heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_weight=”600″ heading_font_size_mobile=”32px” heading_bottom_margin=”20px” heading=”Tips for Cooking”][/headings][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]You can use your choice of dry fruits, and add or omit them in the quantity mentioned in the recipe
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]You can also use cranberries, prunes etc along with the dates and figs.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]This recipe is sweet enough without sugar, however if you do feel the need to add sugar, you can add some while mixing in the chopped nuts.
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[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]You can also use cranberries, prunes etc along with the dates and figs.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]This recipe is sweet enough without sugar, however if you do feel the need to add sugar, you can add some while mixing in the chopped nuts.
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These Mawa Modaks are a treat for anyone with a sweet tooth; they’re simple to make and delicious to eat. Add some dried fruits for some extra nutrition!
[iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Servings – 5 (10 pcs)” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-coffee”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″][iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Preparation Time – 9 Hours” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-clock”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″]
[iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Difficulty Level – Easy” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-fan”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″][iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Cook Time – 20 Mins” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-dumpster-fire”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″]
[headings alignment=”” heading_color=”#000000″ heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_weight=”600″ heading_font_size_mobile=”32px” heading_bottom_margin=”20px” heading=”Ingredients”][/headings][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]250 gm / 1 cup Mawa or Khoya[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]150 gm / 1 cup Sugar
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]5 gm / 1.5 tsp Mastercook elaichi, powdered
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[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]5 gm / 1.5 tsp Mastercook elaichi, powdered
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[headings alignment=”” heading_color=”#000000″ heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_weight=”600″ heading_font_size_mobile=”32px” heading_bottom_margin=”20px” heading=”Procedure”][/headings][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]In a pot, preferably nonstick, add the mawa and stir gently till it begins to melt.[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add the sugar and elaichi powder and stir well.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]The mixture will now be quite liquid.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Keep stirring for atleast 7-8 minutes until it thickens and comes together.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]At this point, your mawa will be a slight offwhite color. You can choose to keep it this way, or cook for an addition 5-7 minutes, till it caramelises and changes color to a caramel brown. Either way is delicious and its your preference.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Once the mawa mixture is cooked to your liking, take it out in a bowl and let it sit for atleast 7-8 hours covered at room temperature.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]After 7-8 hours, place about 40 gm of the mixture into a medium size modak mould and press to form the shape, scrape off any excess and set aside
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Optionally, you can stuff the modak with chopped dry fruits. Just take a little of the mawa mixture and incorporate it into the dry fruits to help it sit inside the modak properly[/advlist]
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]The mixture will now be quite liquid.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Keep stirring for atleast 7-8 minutes until it thickens and comes together.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]At this point, your mawa will be a slight offwhite color. You can choose to keep it this way, or cook for an addition 5-7 minutes, till it caramelises and changes color to a caramel brown. Either way is delicious and its your preference.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Once the mawa mixture is cooked to your liking, take it out in a bowl and let it sit for atleast 7-8 hours covered at room temperature.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]After 7-8 hours, place about 40 gm of the mixture into a medium size modak mould and press to form the shape, scrape off any excess and set aside
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Optionally, you can stuff the modak with chopped dry fruits. Just take a little of the mawa mixture and incorporate it into the dry fruits to help it sit inside the modak properly[/advlist]
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[headings alignment=”” heading_color=”#000000″ heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_weight=”600″ heading_font_size_mobile=”32px” heading_bottom_margin=”20px” heading=”Tips for Cooking”][/headings][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Use high quality mawa for this recipe as it contributes a lot to the final flavour of the modak
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]If you are cooking the mawa mixture till it is only offwhite, then you can add some saffron to give it a light yellow color.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]You can also add finely chopped dryfruits to the mixture directly while cooking instead of stuffing it later on.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Panchamrit is typically made from Milk, but since that would ruin the texture of the cream, we have used Khoya instead.
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[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]If you are cooking the mawa mixture till it is only offwhite, then you can add some saffron to give it a light yellow color.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]You can also add finely chopped dryfruits to the mixture directly while cooking instead of stuffing it later on.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Panchamrit is typically made from Milk, but since that would ruin the texture of the cream, we have used Khoya instead.
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Delectable Steamed Modaks with mouthwatering coconut stuffing – no wonder it’s a crowd-pleaser! Ideal for coconut and Modak fans alike.
[iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Servings – 5 (10pcs)” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-coffee”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″][iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Preparation Time – 2 to 4 Hours” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-clock”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″]
[iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Difficulty Level – Medium” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-fan”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″][iconbox style=”icon-left” icon_type=”fontawesome” icon_font_size=”45px” icon_width=”” icon_height=”” icon_color=”#ee2f27″ heading=”Cook Time – 1 to 2 Hours” heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_size=”22″ icon_top_margin=”0″ heading_top_margin=”25px” icon_fontawesome=”fas fa-dumpster-fire”][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”15″ smobile_height=”15″]
[headings alignment=”” heading_color=”#000000″ heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_weight=”600″ heading_font_size_mobile=”32px” heading_bottom_margin=”20px” heading=”Ingredients”][/headings]
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]400 ml / 2 cups Water
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]3 gm / 1 tsp Salt
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]5 gm / 1 tsp Ghee
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[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]75 gm / 1 cup whole jaggery or jaggery powder
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]3 gm / 1 tsp Mastercook Elaichi, powdered
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For Dough
[advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]250 gm / 2 cups Vijay Gold Rice Flour[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]400 ml / 2 cups Water
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]3 gm / 1 tsp Salt
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]5 gm / 1 tsp Ghee
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For Filling
[advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]150 grams / 2 cups loosely packed grated coconut[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]75 gm / 1 cup whole jaggery or jaggery powder
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]3 gm / 1 tsp Mastercook Elaichi, powdered
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[headings alignment=”” heading_color=”#000000″ heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_weight=”600″ heading_font_size_mobile=”32px” heading_bottom_margin=”20px” heading=”Procedure”][/headings][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]In a pot, heat the water along with the salt and ghee
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Once it is boiling, add in all the rice flour at once and mix very well.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Once it is thoroughly mixed, cover with a lid and rest for 5-10 minutes.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Transfer to a bowl, and dipping your hands in water, knead the dough until it is soft and smooth.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Set aside under a damp cloth.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]For the filling, saute the coconut with a little ghee until it is slightly dry.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add the jaggery and elaichi powder and mix well.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Cook for 5-6 minutes or until the mixture is thick and comes together.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Set in a plate to cool.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]For large modaks, divide the dough into 10 pieces, for medium size, divide into 15 pieces. Also set your steamer to heat up.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Take each piece and gently flatten it using your hands to form a cup shape.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Pinch the dough at the sides to form pleats.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add about a tbsp of the filling in the center and gently press the dough together to form the modak shape.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Set aside and prepare the rest.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Steam the large modaks for about 15-20 minutes and the medium modaks for about 10-11 minutes.
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[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Once it is boiling, add in all the rice flour at once and mix very well.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Once it is thoroughly mixed, cover with a lid and rest for 5-10 minutes.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Transfer to a bowl, and dipping your hands in water, knead the dough until it is soft and smooth.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Set aside under a damp cloth.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]For the filling, saute the coconut with a little ghee until it is slightly dry.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add the jaggery and elaichi powder and mix well.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Cook for 5-6 minutes or until the mixture is thick and comes together.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Set in a plate to cool.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]For large modaks, divide the dough into 10 pieces, for medium size, divide into 15 pieces. Also set your steamer to heat up.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Take each piece and gently flatten it using your hands to form a cup shape.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Pinch the dough at the sides to form pleats.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Add about a tbsp of the filling in the center and gently press the dough together to form the modak shape.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Set aside and prepare the rest.
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Steam the large modaks for about 15-20 minutes and the medium modaks for about 10-11 minutes.
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[headings alignment=”” heading_color=”#000000″ heading_font_family=”Poppins” heading_font_weight=”600″ heading_font_size_mobile=”32px” heading_bottom_margin=”20px” heading=”Tips for Cooking”][/headings][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]The water and rice flour ratio has to be correct to form the right consistency
[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Knead the dough when it is hot, if it cools down it will be difficult to work with and may not give the desired result. If it is too hot, you may use a cloth to press and knead the dough.
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[/advlist][advlist icon_type=”typicons” icon_color=”#000000″ icon_font_size=”20px” icon_position=”icon-top” content_color=”#333333″ content_font_family=”Poppins” content_font_weight=”500″ content_font_size=”18px” icon_typicons=”typcn typcn-arrow-right-thick”]Knead the dough when it is hot, if it cools down it will be difficult to work with and may not give the desired result. If it is too hot, you may use a cloth to press and knead the dough.
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SOFT IDLI
[iconbox style="icon-left" icon_type="fontawesome" icon_font_size="45px" icon_width="" icon_height="" icon_color="#ee2f27" heading="Servings - 3 to 4 people" heading_font_family="Poppins" heading_font_size="22" icon_top_margin="0" heading_top_margin="25px" icon_fontawesome="fas fa-coffee"][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height="20" mobile_height="15" smobile_height="15"][iconbox style="icon-left" icon_type="fontawesome" icon_font_size="45px" icon_width="" icon_height="" icon_color="#ee2f27" heading="Batter fermentation - 8 to 12 hours" heading_font_family="Poppins" heading_font_size="22" icon_top_margin="0" heading_top_margin="25px" icon_fontawesome="fas fa-clock"][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height="20" mobile_height="15" smobile_height="15"][iconbox style="icon-left" icon_type="fontawesome" icon_font_size="45px" icon_width="" icon_height="" icon_color="#ee2f27"
SUJI TWISTER RECIPE
[spacing desktop_height="30" mobile_height="15" smobile_height="15"][headings heading="Suji Twister"][/headings] Being an ideal tea-time snack, Suji Twister is made using Vijay Foods Bombay Sooji and dry spices and has a twisted appearance with savory taste and flavor. [iconbox style="icon-left" icon_type="fontawesome" icon_font_size="45px" icon_width="" icon_height="" icon_color="#ee2f27" heading="Servings - 4" heading_font_family="Poppins" heading_font_size="22" icon_top_margin="0" heading_top_margin="25px" icon_fontawesome="fas fa-coffee"][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height="30"
Falafel Waffle Recipe
[spacing desktop_height="30" mobile_height="15" smobile_height="15"][headings heading="Falafel Waffle"][/headings] Made using Vijay Foods Besan, gluten-free, flavourful and amazingly tasty Falafel waffle gives a healthy and delicious twist to the classic deep-fried falafels. [iconbox style="icon-left" icon_type="fontawesome" icon_font_size="45px" icon_width="" icon_height="" icon_color="#ee2f27" heading="Servings - 4" heading_font_family="Poppins" heading_font_size="22" icon_top_margin="0" heading_top_margin="25px" icon_fontawesome="fas fa-coffee"][/iconbox][spacing desktop_height="30" mobile_height="15" smobile_height="15"][iconbox style="icon-left" icon_type="fontawesome"
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