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Sweet Boondi / Meethi Boondi

Oct-01-2016
Sasmita Sahoo Samanta
10 minutes
Prep Time
20 minutes
Cook Time
3 People
Serves
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ABOUT Sweet Boondi / Meethi Boondi RECIPE

Sweet Boondi / Meethi Boondi Recipe is an Indian sweet recipe with crisper surface and sugary juice within. This homemade Sweet Boondi / Meethi Boondi Recipe is apt for Prasad during festivals or as a sweet munch after meals.

Recipe Tags

  • Navratri Recipe
  • Cooking
  • Veg
  • Medium
  • Navratas
  • Dessert

Ingredients Serving: 3

  1. 1 cup Gram flour(/besan)
  2. 1 pinch baking soda
  3. 1 pinch yellow food colouring (optional)
  4. 1 pinch orange food colouring (optional)
  5. 1/2 cup water
  6. Oil to deep fry
  7. Sugar syrup (3/4 cup sugar + ½ cup water)

Instructions

  1. Take gram flour / besan in a sifter and sieve it.
  2. In a mixing bowl, mix gram flour, baking soda with water. The batter should be little thick, a bit thinner than normal bajji batter.
  3. Take a big ladle full of batter for orange color in a separate small bowl. Add orange food color to the batter in the small bowl, yellow food color to the batter in the main bowl and mix well both separately.
  4. 2 slotted ladles are needed for making boondi as one for making the boondi and another for draining them from oil.
  5. Now heat oil for deep frying. Oil should be moderately hot. To test the oil drop a pea size batter in the oil, batter should rise immediately without changing color which means oil is ready for frying boondis.
  6. Now hold one slotted ladle just over oil (neither too low nor too high).
  7. Pour one ladle full of batter over the slotted ladle and spread in a circular motion by the back of the deep ladle. The batter will fall drop by drop.
  8. Fry them till little crispy. Drain and place them on a paper towel to absorb excess oil.
  9. Repeat the process with rest of both batter.
  10. Then take sugar syrup of 1 string consistency, just warm (no need to boil) up the syrup (warm up is needed if sugar syrup is made before making boondi, skip if syrup is made after making boondi) and switch off the flame.
  11. Add in cardamom powder, mix well. Add the fried yellow and orange boondis into the syrup. Gently toss them and mix till boondis are well coated in sugar syrup.
  12. Let this set for 1-2 hours untill the sugar syrup completely absorbed by boondis and the sugar crystallized.
  13. Now sweet boondis are ready & store them in an airtight container !

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Sukhmani Bedi
Mar-09-2017
Sukhmani Bedi   Mar-09-2017

This is one of my favourite dishes of all time :)

Alisha dogra
Oct-04-2016
Alisha dogra   Oct-04-2016

I love boondi so will surely try this!

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