I’m starting my new blog with
one of my favourite dish ashoka. The taste is simply superb! It’s a very famous
dish, served as all south Indian weddings. From my childhood, in case if I get
any chance to go for any function, I enjoyed to have this dish. I and my sister
is very big fan of this dish. My mom used to prepare for us.
If we ask & feel something to eat; my mom used to prepare this yummy dish. They gave me this recipe and finally I prepared.
Moong dal & wheat flour are the main ingredients for this recipe. Even you
can use maida flour. But wheat flour gives very rich taste.
So I hope you do try this tasty
ashoka halwa and sure you will fall in love.
Ingredients
Split Moong Dal (Paasi Paruppu)
– ½ cup
Wheat Flour – ½ cup
Sugar – 1 ½ cups
Milk – 4 cup
Salt – a pinch
Ghee – ½ cup
Cardamom – 4
Dry Nuts – ¼ cup
Food Colour – ¼ tsp
Method
In a blender, add sugar and
cardamom and grind it as powdered sugar. In a pan, add ghee and fry the dry
nuts.
Take a pressure cooker, heat 1
tsp of ghee. Add the moong dal to fry it.
Fry the moong dal till it turns
light red in colour. If you fry the moong dal, it will take less time to cook
and also you can feel the good aroma.
Now add a pinch of salt, and milk then allow for 5 whistles in a pressure cooker.
Now add a pinch of salt, and milk then allow for 5 whistles in a pressure cooker.
Once it has done, smash it
well. In case if you can’t do it properly in the previous step, then get it
smashed to a thick paste using the blender or mixer and keep it aside.
In a pan, heat 1 tsp of
ghee. Then add wheat flour, fry till the raw smell goes well.
Then add this wheat flour,
moong dal paste, food colour, and powdered sugar in a blender, and grind it. (Without
lumps you can make ashoka by using this method)
Finally in a pan, add the remaining ghee, and transfer this
mix. Stir well till it should become non sticky paste. Then add the dry nuts.
Mix it well. Then switch off the flame.
Enjoy with this dish J
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