Showing posts with label Easy Sweets Recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easy Sweets Recipe. Show all posts

Thursday, October 27, 2016

Badusha / Badhusha - Diwali Sweet Recipe


Badusha is a gem among north indian sweet recipe made with Allpurpose flour / Maida and sugar made on any occasion, special days and festivals like Diwali.. I love love badusha from my childhood days, the sweet stall one, which has a unique taste...I am happy to post my favourite sweet recipe which is soft, flaky, juicy and I love the core...


Making badusha was a dream to me, I get the recipe from the Sharmis Passions, for the first time I tried this in my kitchen.. The result, it comes out well and cannot stop with one at a time (which melts in your mouth)..


So I hope that you must try this recipe and let me know it's turns out from you...


Preparation Time : 10 mins
Cooking Time : 25 mins
Makes - 10
Recipe Cuisine - North Indian
Recipe Category - Sweet

INGREDIENTS :

All purpose flour / maida - 1 1/2 cup
Butter - 1/4 cup (room temperature)
Cooking soda - 1 tspn
Curd - 2 tbspn
Sugar - 1 tspn
Oil - 1 1/2 tbspn
Water - as needed

Oil - for frying

FOR SUGAR SYRUP :

Sugar - 1/2 cup
Water - 3/4 cup
Cardamom powder - a pinch
Saffron threads - few

METHOD :

  • In a bowl take soft butter, curd, oil, cooking soda, sugar  and mix well..
  • Now add in maida and mix it well, it look like a crumble mixture..
  • Now add water slowly to form a smooth dough, let it rest for 10 mins..
  • Now make small balls out of the dough and keep aside..
  • Mean while heat a pan with sugar, water, cadamom powder and saffron threads..
  • Switch off the flame when it reches the one string consistency.. keep aside..
  • Now take one ball from the dough and flatten it lightly..
  • Make a dent with your finger and keep aside..
  • Heat a pan with oil cheack by adding a pinch of dough if it rises immediately, correct consistency..
  • Now add in badusha and switch off the stove immediately, let they cooked well in the preheated oil..
  • When the shh sounds leaves, remove it from the oil and drain it in tissure paper..
  • Follow the same steps for frying the remaining badusha..
  • Then dip the hot badusha in a sugar syrup and they immersed well for 2 to 3 mins in syrup..
  • So they coated well, and drain them in a plate..
  • Serve hot and enjoy...


 PICTORIAL :


 Take all your ingredients for dough
 Take soft butter in a pan
 Add in oil, curd, soda and sugar
 Mix it well till they combained
 Now it's done
 In a sifter add maida 
 I siever in the bowl itself
 Make a crumble mixture
 Add in little water
Make it a soft smooth dough 
and rest for 10 to 15 mins
 Now make small balls out of it, keep aside.
 Take the ingredients for sugar syrup
 In a pan add sugar
 Add in water
 Little cardamom powder
  Few crushed saffron threads
 Bring to boil, so it's colour change
 Till reache sthe one string consistency
Now it's done, keep it in warm place
 Take a ball and flatten lightly
 Make a dent with your finger
Now all are done
 Cheack the oil is hot, add in prepared dough
When add badusha, immediately switch off the flame
 It fry in preheated oil, till the shhu sound leaves
 Remove them to a kitchen towels (sorry, forget to take pic)
 Add to the prepared sugar syrup immediately
 Dip well both sides for 2 mins 
 Serve hot
 Yummy
See how the layers, Enjoy..

Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Gulab Jamun / Gulab Jamun With Khoya


Gulab Jamun made from khoya is super soft, spongy and melted in our mouth... Taste is much better than the instant mix.. This amazing and delicious dessert recipe prepared during all festival, parties, weddings and even in indian thalis.. Gulab jamun is usually served after the meals, some one served with a scoop of vanilla icecream... 


I made this recipe first time, you will need a khoya which is a evoporated milk is mixed with all purpose flour / maida to form a smooth  soft dough.. and they fried in hot oil in medium flame and soaked in sugar syrup, melted in mouth jamuns... This recipe is simple, very easy for the beginners and it doesn't has any tip or tricks... 



So I hope that you must try this recipe and let me know it's turn sout from you.. 


Preparation Time : 10 mins
Cooking Time : 20 mins
Makes - 10 to 12 nos
Recipe Cuisine - Indian
Recipe Category - Sweet

INGREDIENTS :

Khoya / Koya (unsweetened) - 1 cup
All purpose flour / Maida - 3 tbspn
Cooking Soda - 1/4 tspn
Oil - for frying

FOR SUGAR SYRUP :

Sugar - 1 1/2 cups 
Water - 1 1/2 cups
Yellow food colour - few drop (optional)
Cardamom powder / Elachi - a pinch

METHOD :

  • First crumble the khoya with your hands and measure it..
  • Take khoya in a mixing bowl, and add in maida and cooking soda and rub it with your hands..
  • Slowly add water (add carefully) to make a smooth soft dough..
  • Form smooth dough without any lumps, Keep aside for 5 mins, 
  • Meanwhile take a pan with sugar, water, cardamom powder and food colour..
  • Bring to boil for 6 to 7 mins in low flame.. keep aside..
  • Roll the jamun into equal small balls and heat the oil in a pan..
  • Now add the balls one by one carefully in hot oil..
  • Fry it low flame and keep rolling the jamuns with the ladle inside the oil..
  • So they cooked evenly, it will take few time to fry..
  • Fry they till they get golden dark brown in colour..
  • Drain them in tissue paper and immediately add to the hot sugar syrup..
  • Let them soaked them and serve..
  • Enjoy..


PICTORIAL :


Take all the ingredients for dough
In a mixing bowl add in khoya and maida
Add in cooking soda
Mix it well
Add in little water
Knead it well to form a smooth dough
In a pan add sugar
 Add some water
Add in cardamom powder and yellow food colour
Bring to boil for 6 mins
Now make a small balls out the dough
All are done
Heat a pan with oil
Add the prepared jamuns
Fry them in low flame 
Keep rolling the ladle in the oil
So they fry evenly
Fry till golden brown in colour and remove them to a tissue
Now pour the sugar syrup in  aserving bowl
Add fried jamuns
Soaked it, till they became soft and spongy
Serve 

Soft and spongy
Enjoy...