Panjiri is a very popular prasad prepared all around north India. It is quick to make and tastes wonderful.
I myself make this for Krishna Janmastami .
Ghee - 1 tsp
Rava - 2 tbsp
Sugar - fine or powdered - 2 tbsp
Dry Coconut - 2 tbsp , grated
Chirongi - 3/4 tbsp ( or any other nuts chopped)
- Heat ghee and add the rava and cook till the raw smell .
- Take care that you cook on medium heat and the rava doesn't change color.
- Add the chirongi and coconut and cook for another minute .
- Switch of the flame and add sugar and transfer to a cool container.
- And panjiri is ready.
I have tried this but never knew how it was made.
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ReplyDeleteNever had this.. But looks delicious..
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sounds easy to make..thanks for the recipe dear..
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ReplyDeleteI just love panjiri..I remember how we used to fill our bowls and went on and on eating this wonderful treat after the pooja was over....Hmm...I am nostalgic now...
ReplyDeleteMy North Indian friends used to bring this from their homes during college days...used to love having it...it's been very long since I had some..will try it now that I have a recipe
ReplyDeleteI love Panjiri... brought back a lot of memories of when I was a kid, It never crossed my mind to make it at home. Its so simple.
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