7 Cups Burfi
Wishing everyone a very Happy Deepavali ! :)
I made Chaklis/Murukku, Oma Podi, Coconut Burfis, Badam Halwa and this 7 cups Burfi this year. This is a very popular and easy sweet and gets its name from the fact that 7 cups of ingredients go into this mix. Possibly because of the high sugar content, it results in quite a huge quantity even when a really small cup is used... so though my measure below says 1 cup, I wouldn't recommend using the standard 8oz cup when making this, unless you want a LOT of burfis :)
SEVEN CUPS BURFI
1) If using coconut, grind it so it's softer and fine. If using Badam (Almonds) or Cashews, soak in boiling water for an hour, (peel the badams) and grind with the 1 cup of milk to a paste.
Also, grease a plate with a few drops of melted ghee and set aside.
2) First sieve, then fry besan in abt 1 tbsp of ghee till fragrant - stirring constantly, taking care to not burn.
3) Combine sugar, ghee, milk, almond/coconut with besan in a heavy bottomed pan and heat on medium. I would recommend wearing oven mitts, once the mixture starts boiling (and is yet to become thick), because the mixture splatters a lot.
4) Cook until it thickens, leaves the sides of pans and kind of bubbles up (about 20 minutes). Immediately remove from the stove and pour onto a greased plate.
5) When it cools a bit (not completely) score with a knife into desired shape. This is just downright delicious when warm and literally melts in your mouth.
I would like to send this as well to Srivalli for JFI - Festival treats this month.. JFI is the brainchild of Indira.
I made Chaklis/Murukku, Oma Podi, Coconut Burfis, Badam Halwa and this 7 cups Burfi this year. This is a very popular and easy sweet and gets its name from the fact that 7 cups of ingredients go into this mix. Possibly because of the high sugar content, it results in quite a huge quantity even when a really small cup is used... so though my measure below says 1 cup, I wouldn't recommend using the standard 8oz cup when making this, unless you want a LOT of burfis :)
SEVEN CUPS BURFI
Ingredients:
Besan - 1 cup
Coconut or Almonds or Cashews - 1 cup
Milk - 1 cup
Ghee - 1 cup
Sugar - 3 cups
1) If using coconut, grind it so it's softer and fine. If using Badam (Almonds) or Cashews, soak in boiling water for an hour, (peel the badams) and grind with the 1 cup of milk to a paste.
Also, grease a plate with a few drops of melted ghee and set aside.
2) First sieve, then fry besan in abt 1 tbsp of ghee till fragrant - stirring constantly, taking care to not burn.
3) Combine sugar, ghee, milk, almond/coconut with besan in a heavy bottomed pan and heat on medium. I would recommend wearing oven mitts, once the mixture starts boiling (and is yet to become thick), because the mixture splatters a lot.
4) Cook until it thickens, leaves the sides of pans and kind of bubbles up (about 20 minutes). Immediately remove from the stove and pour onto a greased plate.
5) When it cools a bit (not completely) score with a knife into desired shape. This is just downright delicious when warm and literally melts in your mouth.
I would like to send this as well to Srivalli for JFI - Festival treats this month.. JFI is the brainchild of Indira.
Came out quite goos. I made these too & almost on the verge of getting over!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Diwali Laav to you & both A's!
love this burfi and easy to make to..I make it very frequently..have one in my blog too..
ReplyDeleteHappy diwali!!
I've tasted this, tastes a bit like Mysore Pak!
ReplyDeletelove the recipe! bookmarked!
ReplyDeleteLovely Recipe...Happy Diwali!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Deepavali, Laavanya. I can imagine the taste of this barfi soft and melt in your mouth.
ReplyDeletethat burfi is a stunner...
ReplyDeletehappy diwali to u too Lav
Burfi looks so good. Nice recipe to try. YUM!
ReplyDeleteWish u a happy Diwali!!!
Laavanya,
ReplyDeleteHappy Deepavali too you and A and A!:D
Hi Laavanya! Wishing you and your family a very happy Diwali and bright new year. Thanks so much for stopping by :)
ReplyDeleteI love the Diwali snacks and sweets you are posting these days. You are really tempting me to try this 7-cup sweet. Maybe I will try it with half-cup measures this weekend :)
WISHING YOU AND YOUR FAMILY A VERY HAPPY & PROSPEROUS DIWALI Laavanya......
ReplyDeleteBurfi look Scrumptious...
That looks lovely and rich. Good thing you decided to go against the 8oz cup! He he he.
ReplyDeleteWish you and your family a very Happy Deepavali
Wish you and your family a Happy Diwali Lavy
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect the 7 cups burfi
Looks too delicious and perfect.Happy Diwali!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so nice!..this is something I have been planning to make, yet not!..
ReplyDeleteHappy Deepavali to you and your family, Laavanya!
Lovely burfi..will try your method
ReplyDeleteHappy Diwali
Happy Diwali to you and your's L, have fun!:))
ReplyDeleteSweet and chakli look delcious.
Came out delicious Lavanya..Wishing you again a very happy Diwali
ReplyDeleteHey Laavanya, Happy Diwali to you and your family the burfi looks yummy.....
ReplyDeleteHappy diwali to u.. The 7 cup burfi has come out in good shape.. Gr8!
ReplyDeleteFirst time to this delicious blog...
ReplyDelete7 Cups Burfi looks tempting and inviting
Wishing u and ur family Happy Diwali
The murukkus look so tempting.....his sweet sounds new......
ReplyDeleteHappy Diwali Laavanya!!!!!!!
woww burfi looks soooo good lavanya ,have a wonderful diwali
ReplyDeleteNice recipe. What kind of coconut should be used? Dry or Fresh? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery professional laavanya. Happy Diwali. Viji
ReplyDeletewow, perfect shapes! looks so mouth-watering.
ReplyDeleteLook exactly like Mysore pak! Love those perfectly shaped burfis.. Good naming strategy to remember the recipe! :) Hope you had a great diwali!
ReplyDeleteI thought mysore pak and 7 cups burfi are same....looks nice laavanya!
ReplyDeletei made these too for diwali! simple n easy to make sweet! Urs looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your wishes :)
ReplyDeleteAnon, I would definitely recommend fresh coconut or frozen.. definitely not the dry/dessicated ones.
Purva, welcome to my blog :)
barfis look yummy.
ReplyDeleteWish u a very Happy Diwali.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteFirst time to your blog. You have a wonderful collection of recipes. This 7 cups burfi is very new to me. I used to make coconut burfi often. Will give your a try :)
I've never tried this type of burfi before, but it looks great! A very happy Deepavali to you and your family, Laavanya! Thanks for the sweet wishes on my blog, too. :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice blog....Ivisit it almost everyday. Burfi liked by everybody....Thanks
ReplyDeleteHi Anonymous, Thanks for that sweet feedback - glad to know you liked it :)
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