Hi
For the 2nd week of Blogging Marathon I decided to go with the theme"Seven days of Indian festival food". As Diwali is just round the corner I thought I will go in For Diwali special!!!!!For day 1 it is the ever in demand Kaju Katli
INGREDIENTS
Cashew 2 cups
Sugar 3/4 cup
Ghee 1 tsp
PREPARATION
Measure cashew and sugar and keep it aside
Dry roast the nuts in a very low flame taking care not to discolour the nuts. Switch off the stove and let it cool in the Pan itself.
When it has cooled down, transfer this to a mixer and run the mixer at speed 1 in pulses. Do not run for long interval continuously as it tends to become a paste
Spread it on a plate and keep it aside.
In a heavy bottomed Pan /Kadai add the sugar with very little water(just about 2tbsp)
Cook it low flame till it reaches 1 string consistency(when little syrup is taken between thumb and first finger and stretched one string is formed)
Remove from fire and pour this little by little to the cashew powder and mix well. It forms a mass(chapathi like)
Now transfer this to a flat surface on which a little ghee is applied. Spread immediately with a chapathi roller(ghee should be applied to this too)
You can spread this in between two thick greased plastic sheets too
Cut into diamonds or squares while it is still warm
Try this and you will make this repeatedly!!!!!(pretty easy to make)Watch the calories though:-)
Linking this to Gayatri's Only sweets and Desserts started by Pari
Serve it- Festival Potluck
Diwali My way
Dish name starts with K



Yummy and delicious recipe.. looks perfect !!
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such a delightful recipe Veena.love this dessert.
ReplyDeleteRich looking kaju katli..
ReplyDeletevery tempting !
ReplyDeletetrue, nice and easy, will have to watch calories for sure as eating one plateful seems no task
ReplyDeleteWow...This looks delicious..Totally yummy..
ReplyDeletethey will disappear as soon as they appear!...too yum!..Happy Diwali!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite sweets when I was a kid. Nice pictorial.
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Nice pictorial..perfectly tempting Kaju katli..yum !
ReplyDeletesuperb recipe Veena..
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Kalyani
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Kaju Katli is so delicious and thanks for sending...
ReplyDeleteVery delicious..though I loved it as badam..:)
ReplyDeleteYummy! Kaju Kathli is my favorite...very nicely done...wishing you and your family a happy diwali
ReplyDeleteLovely katlis!
ReplyDeleteKaju Katli looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteveena,mine is a slighly different version I add milk instead of water..but this looks wonderful:)
ReplyDeleteYummy Katli.Looks perfect..
ReplyDeleteYummy yummy. Love them.
ReplyDeleteHappy Diwali and a Prosperous New Year!
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looks just awesum..n nice cliks.
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