Mysore Pak or Mysore Pa is an authentic sweet dish that happens to be around whenever there is a festive season in India.
In particular in South India, Mysore Pak is quite popular.
Looking at it, one might think that it is something that can only be store bought.
But you can make delicious Mysore Pak yourself at home with this simple, easy recipe.
Try it out.
Mysore Pak Ingredients
Gram flour / கடலை மாவு – 1 Cup
Sugar /சக்கரை – 1 1/4 cup
Oil / எண்ணெய் – 3/4 Cup
Ghee / நெய் – 3/4 Cup
Water / தண்ணீர் – 1/2 Cup
NOTE: You can increase the quantity of ghee and accordingly decrease the quantity of oil. The more the ghee, the better will be the taste of Mysore Pak. The Ghee/Oil combo should be a total of 1 1/2 cups.
Mysore Pak recipe
Dry roast gram flour for about 2-3 minutes until you get a nice aroma.
Transfer it to a bowl and let it cool.
Once cooled, add half of the oil and ghee little by little and stir well to make a nice paste.
At the same time, bring sugar and water to a boil. Keep stirring until you get one string consistency.
When you get that consistency, transfer the flour paste into the boiling sugar syrup and stir well.
Add the remaining oil and ghee little by little and keep stirring without break.
You will see that the ghee and oil are absorbed and the flour doesn’t stick to the pan anymore.
At this point, switch OFF the stove, and stir for another minute.
Grease a pan of your choice with ghee, and quickly transfer the Mysore pak mixture while it is still hot.
Make mild movements to the pan and tap gently with the spatula to let it settle.
Now, let it cool down a bit.
While it is still warm, un-mould the Mysore Pak to a plate and cut it to a shape of your choice.
Delicious, homemade Mysore Pak is absolutely ready!
Homemade Easy Mysore Pak Recipe / Simple Mysore Pa
Ingredients
- 1 cup Gram flour / கடலை மாவு
- 1 1/4 cup Sugar /சக்கரை
- 3/4 cup Oil / எண்ணெய்
- 3/4 cup Ghee / நெய்
- 1/2 cup Water / தண்ணீர்
Instructions
- NOTE: You can increase the quantity of ghee and accordingly decrease the quantity of oil. The more the ghee, the better will be the taste of Mysore Pak. The Ghee/Oil combo should be a total of 1 1/2 cups.
Mysore Pak recipe
- Dry roast gram flour for about 2-3 minutes until you get a nice aroma.
- Transfer it to a bowl and let it cool.
- Once cooled, add half of the oil and ghee little by little and stir well to make a nice paste.
- At the same time, bring sugar and water to a boil. Keep stirring until you get one string consistency.
- When you get that consistency, transfer the flour paste into the boiling sugar syrup and stir well.
- Add the remaining oil and ghee little by little and keep stirring without break.
- You will see that the ghee and oil are absorbed and the flour doesn’t stick to the pan anymore.
- At this point, switch OFF the stove, and stir for another minute.
- Grease a pan of your choice with ghee, and quickly transfer the Mysore pak mixture while it is still hot.
- Make mild movements to the pan and tap gently with the spatula to let it settle.
- Now, let it cool down a bit.
- While it is still warm, un-mould the Mysore Pak to a plate and cut it to a shape of your choice.
- Delicious, homemade Mysore Pak is absolutely ready!
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