Preparation Add two spoons of ghee in a thick bottomed pan and lightly fry the besan, till the color turns a little brownish. Keep it aside. Boil the water and the sugar together. Add the besan, one large spoon at a time, making sure to stir well with the sugar syrup. After adding all the Besan start adding the ghee and shortening , two large spoons at a time. Keep stirring until the texture suddenly changes and looks really frothy. Transfer to a greased cookie sheet and cut into small blocks.
Slurp!! Mysore pak is my fav! Your version looks so inviting.. What if festival is gone by, I can have this anytime!! Thanks for dropping by dear! You have an awesome blog and wonderful collection! Will be coming back often! :)
this looks so different and delicious. I have a family member who cannot eat wheat so I think maybe the chickpea flour would be okay. It would be so nice to be able to make a special sweet treat. thank you for this wonderful post!
That looks really tasty, Vrinda!
ReplyDeletelooks perfect...
ReplyDeleteDiwali adichupolichu alle? athu kandittu serikum kothiyavunu!!!
ReplyDeletelooks crunchy and yummm...perfect Diwali sweet :-)
ReplyDeleteNice click vrinda....pass me some, let me see how crunchy it is:) but really looks very delicious and perfect for the occasion...
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy vrinda... perfect for the occasion.
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic, indeed have come out crunchy. Sure you had a great Diwali with these mouth watering dishes.
ReplyDeletenice crunch... its so real ...i feel like i can hear the crunch at every bite...thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a really yummy treat!!
ReplyDeleteHi Vrinda,
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. You seem to have an interesting collection of recipes...
Mysore pak looks yummy!! Wish you a Happy Diwali!!
Anitha
Mysore Pak! Droolz! I love it! Awesome snap!
ReplyDeletenice recipe ....
ReplyDeleteKidilan Mysore pak..nice work da.
ReplyDeleteMysore pak looks prefect and delicious..
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect for Diwali ! Delicious!
ReplyDeletemysore pak looks perfect. Happy diwali
ReplyDeleteyummy delicious mysore pak
ReplyDeleteWow!Looks irresistible.Love it
ReplyDeleteWow...looks really crunchy and yummy....
ReplyDeleteCrunchy crunchy...
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummm and crunchy...
ReplyDeletewow looks so perfect and delicious nice pic.
ReplyDeleteSlurp!! Mysore pak is my fav! Your version looks so inviting.. What if festival is gone by, I can have this anytime!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by dear! You have an awesome blog and wonderful collection! Will be coming back often! :)
wow looks so yummy and delicious
ReplyDeleteMysore pak looks so yummy and crisp!
ReplyDeleteLooks very relishing and mouthwatering:)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious, would love the crunchy texture!
ReplyDeleteI love the softer ones than the harder ones,but loved the look n color of urs dear..looks yummy
ReplyDeletewow1 looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteLooks crunchy and yummy.
ReplyDeletePls pick up the awards from my homecooking blog:).
its my most fav sweet and i have been a gr8 failure in making it.. urs look perfect and delicious .. lemme try your ratios and get back.
ReplyDeletethis looks so different and delicious. I have a family member who cannot eat wheat so I think maybe the chickpea flour would be okay. It would be so nice to be able to make a special sweet treat. thank you for this wonderful post!
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