Famous Indian sweet……..this is really famous in south India…….we get both types hard ones and soft ones…….I like the soft ones so I made that way…..this was really tasty and easy to make too.What to do I can’t just stop munching sweets.I can’t imagine a world without sweets crazy isn’t it.Now we’ll have tasty mysore pak……



Ingredients:
1c Besan flour
1½c Ghee
1 to 2c Sugar(I used only 1c)
1c Water
1c Besan flour
1½c Ghee
1 to 2c Sugar(I used only 1c)
1c Water

Method:
1.Heat a heavy bottomed vessel.Pour water and sugar and bring to boil.
2.Boil the sugar and water till the sugar reaches one string consistency.To check the consistency just take a drop in between the fingers and check.There will be one string appears as the syrup thickens.
3.Sieve the besan flour to avoid lumps.
4.Add the besan flour and ghee together to the syrup and keep on stirring to avoid lumps.
5.Stir well till it leaves the sides of the pan.
6.To see whether it is done take a small piece and roll it if it is easy to roll it is done.
7.Pour this to a thali and keep for cooling.
8.When it is cooled and still little warm cut into diamonds,squares or rectangles.
9.Have the tasty mysore paks!!!!!!!!!
1.Heat a heavy bottomed vessel.Pour water and sugar and bring to boil.
2.Boil the sugar and water till the sugar reaches one string consistency.To check the consistency just take a drop in between the fingers and check.There will be one string appears as the syrup thickens.
3.Sieve the besan flour to avoid lumps.
4.Add the besan flour and ghee together to the syrup and keep on stirring to avoid lumps.
5.Stir well till it leaves the sides of the pan.
6.To see whether it is done take a small piece and roll it if it is easy to roll it is done.
7.Pour this to a thali and keep for cooling.
8.When it is cooled and still little warm cut into diamonds,squares or rectangles.
9.Have the tasty mysore paks!!!!!!!!!
This goes to the event CID-2010 by akila's kitchen

going to try it right now faji,My husband loves sweet i don't know to make myspak.
ReplyDeletetomm will come back to tell how it worked
lovely n rich dessert..was my fav in childhood..looks so tempting n yum...
ReplyDeleteI love mysore pak always....
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful dear...
Thanks for sending to the event....
Mysorepaks looks very soft and yummy.
ReplyDeletethanx everybody..........@anu say how was the mysore pak.........
ReplyDeletewow!! what awesome pics dear :).. i never knew how to make this..sure will try when i want it for some guests :).. u r so awesome..so goody good recipes :)
ReplyDeletethanx ya neetz.........
ReplyDeletehi fajeeda thanks for dropping by my blog...u have some interesting recipes here..wud love 2 drop by often
ReplyDeletethanx a lot.............
ReplyDeleteGorgeous looking mysore pak.Would love to try ur version soon.
ReplyDeleteamazing recipes fajida.....nw u vl find me quite often droppin by your blog....glad to follow u....:)
ReplyDeletemysore pak looks so delicious n perfect ...u r really superb dear
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Looks so yummy, its been a while anybody mentioned mysorepak to me...lovely sweet.
ReplyDeletemysore paak came perfect... iknow dat its really tough... good work dear...
ReplyDeletethanx everybody continue ur support for me to go on........
ReplyDeletefirt time here.. the mysore pak is our evertime favorite one.. very easy to make one.. nicely done
ReplyDeletethanx...........
ReplyDeleteI love mysore pak.. nice
ReplyDeletethey look sooooo perfect dear..good job!
ReplyDeletenow here is the recipe of my fav sweet dish.. thnx for sharing it.. will try it soon
ReplyDeletethanx a lot.........
ReplyDeleteTempting and mouthwatering
ReplyDeletethanx.......
ReplyDeleteYummy mysore pak. Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving ur lovely commens. Happy to follow u.
ReplyDeletethanx .............
ReplyDeleteWow awesome..yummy mysore pak..love it.
ReplyDeletethanx suja.........
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