Mysore Pak Video

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This delicious Indian sweet is from South India has a granular texture. Soft Mysore Pak recipe is a recipe made with 4 basic ingredients in which besan is cooked in sugar syrup and then with a generous amount of ghee and small quantity of oil.

Recipe Description for Mysore Pak

Setting time: 1 hour
Preparation Time: 2 mins
Cooking Time: 14 mins
Makes 14 pieces
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Ingredients

For Mysore Pak
1 cup sieved besan (bengal gram flour)
1 cup ghee
1/2 cup oil
1 3/4 cups sugar
1 tsp ghee for greasing

Method

For mysore pak

For {span class="bold1"}mysore pak{/span}, heat the ghee and oil in a non-stick sauce pan for 2 minutes or till the ghee melts completely.
Meanwhile to make sugar syrup for {span class="bold1"}mysore pak{/span}, combine the sugar and ½ cup of water in a deep non-stick pan and mix well. Cook on a medium flame for 5 minutes until it reaches 1 string consistency, while stirring continuously.
Reduce the flame to low and add approx. ¼ cup of besan to this sugar syrup and immediately start stirring with a whisk. Continue mixing well using the whisk until the besan mixes well with the sugar syrup and no lumps remain.
Repeat this procedure of adding besan and whisking 3 more times till all the besan has been mixed well with the sugar syrup. This would take around 2 minutes 30 seconds.
Now increase the flame from low to medium and add a ladle of the hot oil-ghee mixture to the besan-sugar syrup mixture and immediately start stirring with a wooden ladle.
Keep mixing continuously using the ladle until the besan-sugar syrup mixture has absorbed all the oil-ghee mixture.
Repeat this procedure 5 to 6 more times till all the oil-ghee mixture has been mixed well with the besan-sugar syrup mixture.
Once the entire oil-ghee mixture has been mixed well, the mixture would immediately turn frothy. This would take around 5 minutes 30 seconds. The consistency is a pale yellow color mixture which is slightly frothy and does not absorb any more oil.
Immediately transfer the mixture into a greased 10” x 6” tin.
Gently even out the mixture of {span class="bold1"}mysore pak{/span} in the tin using the same flat ladle and keep aside to rest for approx. 5 minutes so that it cools down slightly.
While the mixture is still warm, cut the {span class="bold1"}indian sweet mysore pak{/span} into 14 equal rectangular pieces using a sharp knife.
Leave it in the tin to cool completely at room temperature for 1 hour.
Then loosen the edges of {span class="bold1"}mysore pak{/span} using a knife and invert the tin on a clean flat surface or a board.
Serve {span class="bold1"}easy homemade mysore pak recipe{/span} or store it in air-tight container. It stays fresh upto 3 to 4 days.