Sattu Mysore Pak

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Sattu or roasted Gram is a great Protein source, the most cheapest on the face of this earth. And it's immense benefits are just too good. It's the perfect source of Protein and Iron.
Also called as Chana Sattu, this is powdered roasted Gram flour. It's as simple as that. This mere flour made from roasted Gram is a treasure house of nutrition.
This one here is my innovative take on a popular sweetmeat in India called Mysore Pak. The best part is that it's a plant based Protein powder. Being a natural coolant, it is absolutely beneficial in relieving indigestion and acidity issues.
This easy Mysore Pak is pure love. Melt in mouth and super luscious. It's a perfect choice for any important occasions and celebrations.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Sattu Mysore Pak
#ga24
#cookpadindia
#innovative
Sattu or roasted Gram is a great Protein source, the most cheapest on the face of this earth. And it's immense benefits are just too good. It's the perfect source of Protein and Iron.
Also called as Chana Sattu, this is powdered roasted Gram flour. It's as simple as that. This mere flour made from roasted Gram is a treasure house of nutrition.
This one here is my innovative take on a popular sweetmeat in India called Mysore Pak. The best part is that it's a plant based Protein powder. Being a natural coolant, it is absolutely beneficial in relieving indigestion and acidity issues.
This easy Mysore Pak is pure love. Melt in mouth and super luscious. It's a perfect choice for any important occasions and celebrations.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Steps
- 1
Heat both sugar and water until it dissolves completely for about 2-3 minutes. Use a deep pan or Kadai for this. There is no need for any string consistency here. Now to this sugar water, add the Sattu flour little by little while stirring all through so that there are no lumps and the mixture is smooth and fluffy.
- 2
Heat ghee simultaneously in a separate kadai on a low heat. Pour this hot ghee one ladleful at a time into the sattu flour mix. Keep stirring and mixing all the while. Keep adding the hot ghee one ladleful at a time with one hand and keep stirring continuously all the while with the other hand. As this process is repeated, you will see it bubbling and frothing. and finally is seen a mesh-like structure of the sattu flour mix. It looks grainy.
- 3
After all the ghee is used up, let it cook just until it starts leaving the sides of the kadai. Now remove it onto a plate or a loaf pan lined with butter paper. Leave it to set for an hour. Make light cuts in it after a few minutes. After an hour, demould and cut into rectangular pieces and relish this unique Mithai of India on special occasions and Festivals. Enjoy!
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