Monday, April 16, 2012

Coconut Barfi



A couple of months ago, my brother bought me a book A walk to Remember. I read about the book earliar and I knew its a sad story. I was hesistant initially but I acquiesced.



When I finished my book, I realised it was one of those books which one cant forget so soon.


The story is all about Jamie a 17 year high school student who was never famous in school. She carried her bible every where she went and she dies fighting cancer. She marries Landon, never in a thousand years would anyone think would fall in love with her.


Reading wasnt a hobby untill I started reading some quality novels. The saddest thing about reading a novel is that majority of the people aren't exposed to the extraordinary world of novels. I think.... !! Some dont have the patience of going through every word and sentence till the end while some dont know what to read.



And just like reading every word on a page and having all the time and patience, coconut burfi too conveys the same sense.


Ingredients:
225 gms dry milk powder(khoya)
225 gms coconut (dry and ground)
1 tsp cardamom seeds (ground)
1 tbsp ghee
2 1/2 cups sugar
2 cups water
1/2 tsp almonds (grated)


Method:
Mix khoya and coconut in a non-stick pan and fry them lightly with ghee on a low heat.
Add cardamom till stir well fragrant.
Prepare one-string syrup by dissolving sugar in the water.
Now stir the coconut mixture into the syrup.
Spread the prepared evenly over the plate and allow it to cool.
Now with the knife, cut it into desired shapes.







Garnish with almonds or desired nuts and serve

5 comments:

  1. Oh, I used to love to read. Then I had kids! The sad books can be tough to get through, but any crying you do can be therapeutic! Those coconut bars sound delicious and exotic - yum!

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  2. Thanx for stopping by my blog,nice space with pretty pics..Mouthwatering burfi...

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  3. I love reading! 4 years ago a couple of my friends gave me 1001 Books you Must Read Before you Die. I started slowly working my way through the list and almost every one I've read has been fantastic. Turns out I adore 19th century Russian literature. Who knew!?

    Lovely dish, darling! Love me some coconut :)

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  4. oh delicious barfi!!i'm gonna try it.

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  5. This is what I like about thai food is that it is being prepared in coconut oil which has got a very unique taste than any other oil.

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