Hello,
Warm wishes for Sankranti! Back home in Kolkata, Sankranti usually caters with this delicious dessert named Pati Shapta: A favourite among Bengalis. It is pan-cake stuffed with Kheer. So without any further delay, here is the recipe:
Ingredients Required:
- Milk-1litre
- Rice Powder / Rice Flour (Govind-Bhog Rice) - 1/2 cup
- Flour (Maida, not Atta) - 1/2 cup
- Rawa / Suji - 1/2 Cup
- Sugar - 3 Table spoons or as per taste
- Grated Coconut - 1/2 Coconut (Optional)
- Jaggery (Nolen Gur/Patali Gur) - 200 gms or as per taste
- Khowa - 150gms
- Ghee - 3 Table spoons
- Sunflower Oil -3 Table spoons
Preparing the Kheer:
- Heat the Milk (keep 1 cup aside for the pan-cake) in a Pan/Kadai.
- Condense the milk by constantly boiling and stirring.
- Add Jaggery (Nolen Gur) and keep stirring.
- Add Khowa make it easier to turn the same it semi liquid state. Note - If Khowa is not available then add more milk. It will take a lot of time to change to a semi-liquid state.
- Add Grated Coconut to the kheer and stir well till it becomes a thick paste. Note-The Last step is optional.
Preparing the Pan-Cake:
- Mix Govind Bhog Rice, Sugar, Milk, Water and Suji/Rawa & grind it in a mixer/grinder to make a semi-liquid batter.
- Add Flour (Maida) and mix it well, so that there are no lumps.
- In a pan, heat 1 tea spoon of ghee and 1 tea spoon of oil together.
- Add 1/2 cup of the batter to the heated ghee and oil.
- Spread it in a semi-circular manner.
- Put about 1 tablespoon of the semi liquid kheer over the spread.
- Roll the spread like bread roll after 15-20 sec. Keep the roll on the pan and flip sides every 5-10 secs till it turns brownish.
- Repeat the step for another one.
Looks delicious and I am sure must taste the same too!
ReplyDeleteHi, Debarati.. Thanks a lot for your comment. Please try this at home and let us know how it was
DeleteBeing a bong myself, it is evident how familiar we r with Pithe n Pathi Saptha, a common confection we r fond of. However, our dedication towards the technology and the long distance away from home has killed it all. Such initiative like this , the making of this luxury treat definitely drew my attention. I am a google person, n I found this blog all of a sudden while peeping through the world of bong dessert. Since I have an interest in cooking various cuisine n dishes from all over the world and to fit in a special purpose to let my Punjabi guy to know the taste of Bengal- I would be trying this recipe over the weekend!!! I welcome more on the list. Thank you for sharing the recipe!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Arjita, Thanks for visiting my blog. It just takes a little effort to bring out the creativity in us. I am happy that you liked that recipe. Please try it out and let me know of your feedback
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