Jolbhora Sandesh Modak Recipe
Learn how to make jolbhora sandesh modak recipe at home. This 2-ingredient modak recipe is so easy to make and tastes delicious.
This year for Ganesh Chathurthi, I am sharing this fusion modak recipe that is inspired by the jolbhora sandesh. Jolbhora sandesh/sondesh are gur sandesh which are filled with liquid gur. So, if you love Bengali sweets, then you should give this recipe a try.
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Prep Time: 10 min | Cook Time: 8 min | Total Time: 18 min
Serves: 10 modaks
Ingredients:
4 cups chana/chhena
1 cup khejur gur/date palm jaggery
4-5 tbsp khejur jur/date palm jaggery syrup
Ghee for greasing
Note: I have melted the khejur gur with a little water to make this syrup.
Method:
Grind chhena and gur until you get a smooth paste.
Heat a non-stick pan on low heat.
Add the chhena mixture. Cook for 3-4 minutes (approx.), while stirring continuously, until the mixture thickens and leaves the sides of the pan.
Take it out in a bowl and allow it to cool down a little.
Take a modak mould. Grease it with ghee. Close it.
Fill it with a little sandesh mixture.
Spread and press it evenly, all around the inside of the mould.
Keep filling until just a little space is left in the middle.
Pour ½ to 1 tsp khejur gur syrup into it.
Adjust the quantity of the syrup depending on the mould size. Here I have used ¾ tsp syrup for each modak.
Avoid overfilling, as it will become difficult to seal it later on and the modak might leak.
Then take a small amount of sandesh mixture, place it at the bottom of the mould and seal it well.
Carefully open the mould and take the modak out. Place it on a plate.
Make the other modaks in the same manner.
Jolbhora Sandesh Modak is ready!
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Jolbhora Sandesh Modak Recipe
Sneha PaulIngredients
- 4 cups chana/chhena
- 1 cup khejur gur/date palm jaggery
- 4-5 tbsp khejur jur/date palm jaggery syrup
- Ghee for greasing
Instructions
- Grind chhena and gur until you get a smooth paste.
- Heat a non-stick pan on low heat.
- Add the chhena mixture. Cook for 3-4 minutes (approx.), while stirring continuously, until the mixture thickens and leaves the sides of the pan.
- Take it out in a bowl and allow it to cool down a little.
- Take a modak mould. Grease it with ghee. Close it.
- Fill it with a little sandesh mixture.
- Spread and press it evenly, all around the inside of the mould.
- Keep filling until just a little space is left in the middle.
- Pour ½ to 1 tsp khejur gur syrup into it.
- Adjust the quantity of the syrup depending on the mould size. Here I have used ¾ tsp syrup for each modak.
- Avoid overfilling, as it will become difficult to seal it later on and the modak might leak.
- Then take a small amount of sandesh mixture, place it at the bottom of the mould and seal it well.
- Carefully open the mould and take the modak out. Place it on a plate.
- Make the other modaks in the same manner.
- Jolbhora Sandesh Modak is ready!
Notes
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Happy Cooking!