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Modak

Sweet flour dumplings stuffed with coconut, jaggery, nutmeg and saffron. Steamed to perfection. A famous Indian dessert consumed highly during the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi.

Modak Modak

Chef's Name

: Shilpa More

Recipe Servings

: 5

Recipe Cook Time

: 30 Minutes

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Ingredients

  • For the Filling:

    1 cup grated coconut

    1 cup grated jaggery

    A pinch of nutmeg

    A pinch of saffron


    For the Shell:

    1 cup of water

    2 tsp ghee

    1 cup of rice flour

Method

For the Fillling:

Heat a pan, add the grated coconut and jaggery.

Stir for about five minutes. Add the nutmeg and saffron, mix well.

Cook for another five minutes and keep aside.


For the Modak:

In a deep dish, boil water with ghee. Add the salt and flour. Mix well.

Cover the dish and cook till its half done.

Spread some ghee on the base of a steel bowl and while the dough is still hot, knead it well.

Now take a little dough, roll it into a ball, flatten it well, shape the edges into a flower pattern.

Put a spoonful of the filling onto the dough and seal it.

Put the dumplings in a muslin cloth and steam them for 10- 15 minutes. Serve.

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