Chandrakala is a half moon shaped stuffed khoya sweet. It is a traditional sweet dish in India. It tastes really yummy. The outer layer is crispy and crunchy and the inner khoya filling so soft and sweet.
This recipe is similar to
suryakala sweet recipe which I have posted earlier. Only difference is shape of these sweets.
Making these chandrakalas at home is not a tough thing. Process is simple but it takes some time to make. But the end result will be awesome.
I hope you will give this a try and let me know how it turned out for you
Ingredients :
For dough :
Maida : 250 grams/2 cups
Ghee : 50 grams/1/4 cup
Water : as needed
For filling :
Powdered sugar : 1/2 cup
Elaichi/Cardamom/yalukau powder : 1 tea spoon
Dry fruits chopped : 1/2 cup (I used almonds and cashew nuts)
Oil for deep frying
Sugar : 200 grams to make sugar syrup
Method :
First take Maida add ghee and mix it well it should be crumbly
Now add water little by little and make a dough. (Dough should not be hard nor soft)
Cover the dough with wet cloth and rest it for 30 minutes
While dough is resting take a non stick pan add khoya/mava stir continuously on high flame for 2 to 4 minutes then remove from fire and let it cool completely
Now after khoya cools down add powdered sugar, elaichi powder and nuts mix it well and keep this a side.
Now take dough knead it for few seconds and roll it with rolling pin. (don't roll into thin layer we need little bit thick as poori)
Now cut with any container lid or bowl.as shown in picture.
Now put some filling in middle of the poori and apply water on edges then fold poori as shown in pic.
Now press the edges then press and fold ,press and fold the edges as shown in the picture. Press and fold it nicely otherwise filling May come out while frying.
Now heat the oil in a pan (oil should not be very hot) drop prepared Chandrakalas in oil and fry on medium heat till they changes into golden color by turning both sides.
While Chandrakalas are frying take sugar in a pan add 3/4 cup of water and boil it until it comes to one string consistency then remove from fire.
Now drop fried Chandrakalas in sugar syrup coat it all over and immediately take them into a plate and serve.
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Take dough add ghee |
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Mix it well with your hands |
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It should be crumbly like this |
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Pour some water |
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Knead into a smooth dough |
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Add caption |
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Cover dough with wet cloth and rest it for 30 minutes |
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Take a non stick pan add khoya |
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Saute well |
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Saute for few minutes |
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Remove from fire and let it cool completely |
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Take rested dough |
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Roll it |
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Cut with any lid |
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Add powderd sugar and cardamom powder to cooled khoya |
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Add nuts |
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Mix it well |
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Now take a poori put some filling and apply water to edges |
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Press the edges |
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Press and fold the edges |
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Press and for |
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It looks like this |
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Now they are ready to fry |
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Now drop them in medium heat oil |
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Fry till golden color on medium heat |
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Take sugar and water in a pan |
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Let it boil |
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Bring it to one string consistency and remove from fire |
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Drop fried gujia and coat sugar syrup well |
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Take them into a plate |
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Serve!!! |
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