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Mysore Pak

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Mysore Pak - Delicious South Indian Sweet made with besan flour. The aromatic flavors of puree ghee make this sweet even more tempting.

About Recipe

How to make Mysore Pak

(3 ratings)
3 reviews so far
Prep time
5 mins
Cook time
40 mins
Total time
45 mins
Mysore Pak
Author : Vahchef
Main Ingredient : Besan Gram Flour
Servings : 4 persons
Published date : November 15, 2016


Ingredients used in Mysore Pak
• Bengal gram flour - 1 cup.
• Sugar - 2 cup.
• Water - 1/2 cup.
• Ghee - (1-1/4) cup.
• Oil - 3/4 cup.
Method:
  • Sieve the flour to remove lumps.
  • Grease the tray/plate (in which you will finally transfer the mysore pak) with ghee or oil.
  • Heat the ghee and sunflower oil together in a vessel till it is very hot.(Oil gives a soft consistency to the mysore pak). Keep a small bowl/cup with water near the cooking stove.
  • Mix the water and sugar in a heavy kadai and place on fire. When the sugar is dissolved strain through a fine filter to remove dust particles.
  • Pour the sugar syrup back into the kadai and place again on low fire. Keep stirring till you reach soft ball consistency. To check the consistency, just drop a bit of the sugar syrup in the bowl/cup of water that you have near the stove. The syrup should instantly settle at the bottom as a round lump inside the water. This is the soft ball consistency (It will approx take 10 minutes to reach soft ball consistency).
  • Now drop the gram flour little by little into the syrup, stirring constantly (to avoid forming lumps).
  • Once all the gram flour has blended with the syrup, pour the hot ghee-oil little by little, stirring constantly. All the ghee-oil will get absorbed.
  • Continue to stir and within few minutes the mixture will get frothy and leave out ghee.
  • At this stage remove from fire and transfer into the greased tray/plate and pat it even.
  • After about 3-4 minutes, cut into pieces in the tray. Allow to cool and then remove the pieces to store in a jar.

NOTE:

  • All cooking is to be done on low fire and it approx takes 40 minutes cooking time to complete the mysore pak.
  • Use the same size cup to measure all ingredients.
  • With a 300ml size measuring cup, you will get around 45 pieces of medium sized mysore pak.





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vahuser Posted on Tue Oct 14 2008

Mysore Pak came out with good taste but with yellowish color. I must have taken it out 5 mins before the required time. Thanks for your recipe and Vah chef's video!!!!!

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vahuser Posted on Fri Feb 08 2008

I tried, it came out superb, one has to carry the steps very carefully.

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vahuser Posted on Thu Dec 13 2007

YOU DON''T HAVE VIDEO IN THIS RECIPE.

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