Here i m again after long long pause..Happy New Year, Makar Sankranti and Happy Republic Day to all my Darling Friends,Yes its my first post this year,quite late,Jan is almost ending.Days went fast unpacking,setting into new place, and things r still moving slow n steady...
2011 started with big smile on my face which took me to cloud 9...
Firstly i won ONLY-Greens Event @ Pari's Space hosted by Sara with a $60 CSN Giveaway
and
secondly won Food Palate-White Event @ Akheelas Space with a $55 CSN Giveaway.
Thanks to both Pari and Akheela.Do checkout there space for wonderful ongoing events and mouthwatering ,innovative recipes...
Heading to todays post-Sesame Seeds Brittle/Tilgud..Healthy ,Guilt free sweet which keeps u warm in this changing weather,loved by all from kids to adults..I m nt a sweet person as u all must hv noticed til date but this is the one i crave the most when i think of sweets and brings back my childhood memories.This is specially made on the auspicious day of Makar Sankranti,Sweet,Nutty and easy to make in less time with some handy ingredients...There r different variations its made omitting jaggery completely and adding sugar,adding coconut,peanuts,dried fruits n nuts,..this is again how my mom makes and within seconds it vanishes..
U need-
1 cup Lighlty Roasted Sesame seeds(White/Brown)
3/4 cup Dark brown Jaggery,grated/crumbled
1 tsp Ghee (clarified butter) and more to grease
pinch Cardamom powder and pinch of Nutmeg powder..optional
Roast the sesame seeds til light brown and u smell the aroma.
Grease back side of a plate with a little ghee. Also grease a rolling pin and knife with some ghee. This prevents the hot mixture from sticking to the surface and the pin.
In a heavy bottom pan,Add Jaggery .Once jaggery has completely melted,Add Ghee and mix well.
(My moms trick to see if the jaggery syrup is done-Do a test check by dropping a little mixture into a bowl of room temperature water,and roll it by hands,if the mixture forms into a ball,its ready)
Add the Roasted sesame seeds,cardamon and nutmeg powder and quickly mix it. Do this as fast as you can.
Now pour the Jaggery-Sesame seeds mixture onto the greased plate and start rolling it out with the greased rolling pin . Roll it to ur desired thickness.
Take the greased knife or a pizza cutter and mark out into shape u like(square or diamond). This has to be done before the mixture hardens completely.Allow it to cool for 30 minutes.Once the mixture hardens break out the individual pieces.
Store these in an airtight container.Serve @room temperature.
1)Can use a cake pan with Wax or parchment paper, and pour the mixture and press dowm with a greased backside of the bowl.Cut into desired shape.After cooling and once hardened..Lift the paper out and pieces can easily b snapped out and separated.
2)Add few drops of milk to the syrup if u like softer brittles.
This entry goes to Ayeesha's event-Any One Can Cook Series 13-WLI/WMT
REPOSTING FOR EVENTS-
1) Badam-Pista Sevai Kheer and Sabudana Thalipeeth
goes to Create n carve-Fruit n Veg event started by Nayna and hosted by Mina
2)Dill with yellow lentils and Methi Matar Malai
goes to Akheelas event,Food Palate-Green
3)Kiwi Summer Salad and Green Chickpea Veggie Fruit Salad
goes to Only-Salads,started by Pari and hosted by Pratibha
by
SANYUKTA GOUR(BAYES) http://creativesanyukta.blogspot.com/




33 comments:
Gud to see you back and congrats on your prizes...way to go ....and this looks yum..u got it perfect
Brittles looks soo yummy and delicious,congrats on ur win dear..
welcome back sana...many many hearty congrats dear....n those chikkis looks very tempting
Super Yummy Recipes
Mouthwatering sweet dear! Am so drooling right now...wish to grab some! Cool presentation ;)
Sooooooo crispy nd delicious...
Hi San, how are you dear? I love to gorge on these makar sankranti special tilgud. Lovely photos.
Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Hi Sanyukta,
Welcom back, gald to see you. Congrats on both the winning dear.
Tilachi vade looks yummy.
Beautiful clicks..Looks so perfect and m drooling here...
The brittle looks simply awesome and as always pretty presentation sanyukta...
Congrats on all your win Sana. the sesame brittle looks so crunchy and yummy. Thank you so much for linking this yummy brittle with Any One Can Cook :)
Congratulations dear :)) And I can do anything for this brittle, yuummm!!!
these look fabulous delicious sweet
lucky you..congrats!! sesame snacks looks yummy..reminds me of the similar one with peanuts..
Welcome back and congratulations on your winnings! I hope you get something really good.
Your brittle looks so delicious. I have always wanted to try to make it but never had a recipe. I love the flavor of sesame seeds; so I know I would love this.
Welcome back...congrats on ur win!!
yummy sesame brittle!!
super delicious sesame brittle, congrats on your win
wow, dear, what a beautiful presentation. Love it. How have you been?
Agree with Priya YM - The presentation looks delectable! YUMMM
And congrats on winning 2 giveaways randomly what are the odds of that - Awesome!
delicious!
First time in your blog and amazed to see such delicious food which are so well presented! I am splashed with the beauty of each and every dish!
Love always.
Glad to come across your blog. Would dark brown sugar be a good substitute for jaggery? Its probably not easy to find where I live
wow everything looks great!
Thanks all my darling friends for your inspiring comments..
@Three Cookies-yes u can substitute with soft brown sugar if u dont find jaggery..but the taste wil slighlty differ.(jaggery is available mostly in all indian grocers)..let me knw how it turned out..
Congratulations on your lovely wins. Your brittle looks beautiful and sounds delicious. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
Yummy loking brittles!!!! Would love to sample some !!
First time in your space.. lovely blog and lovely recipes with awesome presentation.. wud love to follow to get updates.
Sunanda
Nice looking brittle... the squares are so perfect... i somehow cant do tht...
Luvly decor and neat blog...
following you..
looks awesome,loved the last pic...
Nut brittle looks amazing and I love the click. I really like the fact that you are posting more closeups of your dishes they look superb.
Thank you for visiting my blog and your comment. I like yours a lot too. all your art work are phenomenal.
I start following your blog so I can keep myself posted with all your creations.
Happy cooking
Manijeh :-)
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Thank you for visiting my blog and your comment. I like yours a lot too. all your art work are phenomenal.
I start following your blog so I can keep myself posted with all your creations.
Happy cooking
Manijeh :-)
cafegolab.blogspot.com
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