Make your own unique traditional Modak with our easy-to-follow recipe! Impress your friends with your knowledge of everything Indian and try it out today. Have the authentic taste of India and try making Modak – traditional Indian sweets traditionally eaten during Ganesh Chaturthi. Here’s a great recipe to get started.
Modak recipe is made in Maharashtra for the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Utsav, a significant festival across Maharashtra. This recipe is made authentically and easily so that beginners can also make this at home.
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Modak is also a healthy sweet recipe because, in this, we do not use sugar. We are using jaggery, and there is no oil used in this recipe for making this healthy we steam this for cooking, so you can feel free to have this sweet without much concern about the calories.
Follow the step-by-step procedure from the below instruction and relish the superb taste of the recipe. We have also attached a video link to make this Modak recipe easily. Please share your thought in the comment section and share your love by giving us the star.
How to make modak?
Traditional Modak Recipe
Equipment
- 1 bottom vessel
- 1 Steamer
Ingredients
- 400 grms Rosted Rice Flour
- 300 grms Jaggery
- 1 No Wole grated Coconut
- Some Raisins
- 2 tbsp Ghee
- some Cardamom Powder
Instructions
- Modak recipe ingredients
- Take a bottom vessel and add some water to it.
- Add Salt to the Boiling water.
- Then add 1 tbsp, Ghee.
- Add Rice Flour to the boiling water, mix it well, and turn off the flame.
- Heat the Jaggery with ½ cup of water and let the Jaggery melt completely.
- Once the dough is warm, you can start kneading the dough.
- Knead it to a soft dough
- Cover it with a lid and keep it aside
- Once the jaggery is completely melted, add other ingredients.
- Add freshly grated Coconut and mix it well.
- Mix everything properly
- Add 2-3 tsp of Ghee
- Now add Cardamom Powder as per taste.
- Now add some raisins.
- Mix it well until the mixture is dry
- Take a lemon-sized dough ball, pat it on a small puri, and give it a Modak shape.
- Please place them in a Steamer and steam them on high flame for 10 mins.
- Check after 10-15 minutes, and the Modaks are ready!!
Video
Notes
• Make sure the ratio of the water used to melt the jaggery is taken as shown in the video.
• The filling should have the right consistency to make perfect Modaks
• Knead a soft dough so make soft modaks
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Super explanation…
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