INGREDIENTS:
Gram flour(Besan flour) - 1 cup
Coconut scraped - 1 cup
Badam powder - 1 cup
(I used MTR Badam feast powder)
Ghee - 1 cup
Milk - 1 cup
Sugar - 2 cups
METHOD:
(MTR Badam feast contains sugar and so, I have measured only 2 cups of regular sugar).
Mix all the ingredients(except ghee) without any lumps. Pour in quarter portion of ghee and mix well.
Heat a heavy bottomed- pan, and pour in the mixture.
Stir for about 15 minutes, in a medium heat. Now pour in the remaining ghee and stir continuously.
There will be bubbles all over.
The mixture will become frothy, leaving the sides and when the whole mixture comes together, like a ball, switch off the flame and immediately transfer it to a greased plate.
Slightly press with a spatula to get a uniform surface.
Put horizontal and vertical lines using the spatula.
Allow it to cool completely and then take out the pieces. Your BESAN BADAM CAKE is ready.
I got 20- 25 medium sized pieces from this measurement.
THE MICROWAVE OVEN VERSION:
I did not note down the timings, but have clicked the step by step procedure. Have a look at it. It approximately took 20-25 minutes in microwave high. I took it out and stirred in between.
Wow besan cake looks perfect and thanku for this microwave version dear.
ReplyDeleteNever thought of making cake with gram flour..sounds great,yummm
ReplyDeleteluvly badam cake..wish to taste it
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ReplyDeleteyummy and delicious cake
ReplyDeleteNalla vandiruku...super sweet
ReplyDeleteThis is a great recipe Shanti, nice alternative to mysore pak. Will try to make it for Diwali.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy!!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and love that it can be made in mw :)
ReplyDeleteMmm... this is a perfect delight for the event shanthi.. thanks a lot.. Can i take 2 pieces??? he hee jus kidding ;)
ReplyDeleteThe cake looks very inviting Shanthi. Thanks for the microwave version of the same!
ReplyDeleteWow delicious cake, and very new combination too.
ReplyDeleteDelicious cake and I would love to try the microwave version, sounds a quickie.
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nice badaam besan burfi!!!
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