Coconut Laddoo is the most easiest Indian sweet dish, made with coconut,
condensed milk. But here I made some variations and made modak with fresh cream
and coconut. This recipe is very easy, quick and delicious too. Try to make
these modak in your own kitchen and get the round of applause from your family
and friends. Your kids are definitely gonna love these modak and believe me,
you can shape them like laddoo or cylindrical shape like bullets and make them
at any time in just few minutes. So let’s start making cream and coconut modak
recipe.
1 Cup Fresh Cream / Malai
1 Cup Powder Sugar
Fine Coconut Powder as required
Few Saffron Strands soaked in 1 tablespoon warm milk
2 tablespoon Cononut Powder for coating
METHOD:
STEP 1 – Heat a non-stick pan over a low heat. Add cream in it and allow
it to boil.
STEP 2 – Stir it at short intervals. After that add sugar in it.
STEP 3 – Mix the sugar totally in the cream. Here add the soaked saffron
to the mixture. Cook till the sugar get melted compeletly.
STEP 4 – Then add desiccated coconut in it. Keep stirring and add the
coconut till the mixture gets thickened. Add that much quantity of coconut that
you can manage to roll. When it get thickened switch off the flame. Remove it
in another plate and cool it.
STEP 5 – When it is warm, take small portion of the mixture and roll it
and fill in the modak mould and shape them. [shape depends on your choice] Be
fast here, you must roll them when it is warm only. [see notes]
STEP 7 – Then coat the ready modak in the desiccated coconut/ coconut
powder .
STEP 8 – Garnish them with chopped almonds and pistachios. Your creamy
coconut modaks are ready to serve.[optinal]
Serve them to your loved ones immediately or keep them in refrigerator
for 1-2 hours and then serve. Both the way they taste awesome.
NOTE: Don’t overcook the mixture. Manage to roll them when it is hot.
Here I have used the cream which was removed from the milk. As it is easily
available at home anytime.
For any other occasion, you can roll them in your hands and make
cylindrical, bullet shape rolls.
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