Hi all...How wz ur weekend? For you, today I have something sweet to share. Ohh...! itz all about customization .... This is my first post on our traditional Indian sweets. I'm really excited to post a customized version of our traditional sweet recipe.
This time we bought a batch of pears. Out of these, I made three dishes - starting from the smoothie and the rest of them will be visiting u soon......
Two days before, we got kaju burfi from our sweet neighbors. It was nice and pretty.....and that made me to think of making burfi's out of my remaining pears. and...not a bad idea.......right :-)?
Makes 7 to 8 , 1.5 inch squares
Ingredients:
Three medium sized Bosc pears
3/4 Cup of sugar (Increased or decreased as per your requirement)
Half cup of milk powder
One teaspoon of milk masala (ground mixture of pistachios, almonds and cardamom)
Method:
Peel, core and cut the pears into small pieces
Heat the pear pieces in a non stick pan on medium and stir fry it till the entire liquid in the pears gets evaporated.
Now turn fire to low . Add milk powder, sugar, milk masala and cook until the mixture comes to slightly thick consistency. I mean...when you move the mixture with your spatula, it should stay there for a while and becomes sticky.
Transfer the mixture to a greased pan and let it cool.
Now chill the mixture for half an hour and cut into desired shapes.
Hope u have enjoyed....... You can adapt this recipe and make your own customization with any kinda similar fruits :-). We finished in one go :D
This is perfect and yumm..
ReplyDeletethis sounds really good... would love to have a couple of pieces right away...
ReplyDeletewow yummy yummyy
ReplyDeletedelicious!!!
ReplyDeletewow..looks super yummy..you have given a lovely twist to this burfi by adding pears to it..
ReplyDeleteBarfi looks sweet and tasty....... !!!
ReplyDeleteYummy fruit based Burfi. Love all the outdoor shoot photos.
ReplyDeletekollam...using pear was a great idea alle...great pics and yummy looking burfi...how do u get to have those outdoor shoots done? If I try taking pics on the balcony , people give me that weird look - "crazy lady"
ReplyDeleteSe ve precioso y super delicioso estas calugas,abrazos.
ReplyDeleteHi Remya, this is something new to me but I find it very interesting. It sure looks super delicious and I am sure it definitely is!!! Will give this a try one day. You have a great day, Remya :)
ReplyDeleteWow Remya, pear burfi looks delicious and inviting....
ReplyDeleteNever heard of it before! I so want to try it! *drools* And I love those clicks on the branches!
ReplyDeletewhen i read pear burfi i was like whaaaat?? But when i saw the pics i was like wooooow!!
ReplyDeleteYou're so creative.Never thought of pears for burfi. Its a brilliant idea and the pics says it all.
ReplyDeleteI love this récipe Remya!! xxxx
ReplyDeleteLove the natural sweetness of pear in these bars. They look very nice and petite to enjoy too.
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing! Have never tried any sweet with pear.. love the way its formed such a wonderful barfi...
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy. Appetizing
ReplyDeletesimply mouthwatering :)
ReplyDeleteLooking awesome..............a new & delicious dessert.
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hey..lol..i saw the term milk masala, didnt bother to read what was in the bracket but kept screwing my brains on..god ! what cud that be ?? sambar masala, chicken masala ennu ketitundu..but milk masala..athu aadhyayittaa .//hee heee. And, did notice the way you have placed the plate. on some tree branch ? smart girlie !!!
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