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Receta Mango Burfi / Aam Burfi
by Swapna

It’s been

a long time since I updated this space. Took a short break that got extended

because of my laziness! Meantime I did two courses in cake decoration from PME

London. Also did a couple of cakes for relatives and friends here. Will share

the pictures of the cakes soon…. On the cooking front I didn’t experiment much

except a couple of recipes. This Mango Burfi was one such new trial. Got the recipe from here and it came out good. It’s a little time consuming recipe that

needs almost constant stirring and the contents will splutter all over the

Silver paper (Warq)

Soak the

saffron in 2 tbsp of milk and keep it aside.

Combine milk

powder and full cream milk. Whisk well to form a lump free mixture. Keep it

aside.

In a heavy

bottom pan, heat together ¼ cup of sugar and mango pulp. Cook till the mango

starts getting thick (sauce consistency). Keep stirring intermittently.

Once the

mango mixture thickens, add the prepared milk powder and full cream milk

mixture, cardamom powder and saffron soaked milk.

Mix very

well so that all the ingredients combine well. Keep stirring at intervals.

Once the

mixture is reduced to less than half, add a tbsp of ghee and condensed milk.

Mix well.

Cook this

mixture till it starts leaving the pan and forms a very soft dough.

Take it off

the stove and spread it on a greased thali or cake tin.

Allow it to

cool completely till set.

Garnish the

top with slivered almonds, pistachios and saffron. Cut the burfi into desired

shape or roll it in to small balls Like I did. Top with saffron and silver

paper.

Keep them in

airtight container and refrigerate them.

You may add more sugar or condensed milk if you prefer to make it sweeter.

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