This is a famous Gujarati sweet that is prepared for Diwali and popular in South India too.It is somewhat similar to Mysore pak but this is more milk based.Also the flour is fried in ghee for a long time until the color is completely changed.
Traditionally Mohanthal is prepared by mixing Khoya to the fried flour and adding to the sugar syrup.
However I have adapted an easy version from Tarladalal that can be prepared really quickly with condensed milk.
Ingredients:
Besan flour: 3 cups
Condensed milk: 1 can (400 gms)
Milk: 2 tablespoons
Ghee: 1 cup
Chopped almonds/Pistachios: 2 tablespoons
Step1:
Mix the milk and besan to gether so that it becomes crumbly
Step2:
Heat the ghee in the pan and add the besan flour mixture.
Fry the besan until the color changes to brown.
Step 3:
Add condensed milk and cook until the mixture becomes thick and fluffy
Step4:
Pour the mixture in a greased pan and garnish with chopped pistachios and almonds
Step5:
Allow to cool and set for 20 minutes and cut into desired shapes.
Notes:
Roast the flour until the color changes to brown. Do this in low flame and make sure that the flour does not get burnt
After adding condensed milk cook until the mixture is fluffy. In case the mohan thal does not set even after 30 minutes (is still sticky) transfer to the pan and cook for a couple of more minutes
Traditionally Mohanthal is prepared by mixing Khoya to the fried flour and adding to the sugar syrup.
However I have adapted an easy version from Tarladalal that can be prepared really quickly with condensed milk.
Ingredients:
Besan flour: 3 cups
Condensed milk: 1 can (400 gms)
Milk: 2 tablespoons
Ghee: 1 cup
Chopped almonds/Pistachios: 2 tablespoons
Step1:
Mix the milk and besan to gether so that it becomes crumbly
Step2:
Heat the ghee in the pan and add the besan flour mixture.
Fry the besan until the color changes to brown.
Step 3:
Add condensed milk and cook until the mixture becomes thick and fluffy
Step4:
Pour the mixture in a greased pan and garnish with chopped pistachios and almonds
Step5:
Allow to cool and set for 20 minutes and cut into desired shapes.
Notes:
Roast the flour until the color changes to brown. Do this in low flame and make sure that the flour does not get burnt
After adding condensed milk cook until the mixture is fluffy. In case the mohan thal does not set even after 30 minutes (is still sticky) transfer to the pan and cook for a couple of more minutes
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I tasted this in a Gujarati restaurant here, but it was served in the bowls and had a texture of halwa. Burfi looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteBookmarked,will surely try this for Diwali,yummy
ReplyDeleteNicely done Mohanthal, i would like to reduce ghee for my use not a big fan of it.
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wow..delicious n mouthwatering:)
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It looks very yummy and easy to make also. Sure going to try this.
ReplyDeleteI love the recipe
ReplyDeleteLooks easy. Will definitely try to make it for Diwali.
ReplyDeleteno sugar??
ReplyDeleteI tried it and it was delicious 😋
ReplyDeleteNo sugar? And how much does this make?
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