Ingredients :Maida : 1 cupRice flour : ¼ cup
Sugar : 1 cup
Oil for deep frying
Butter : 25 gms
A pinch of cooking soda
Method :Mix maida with rice flour Butter & cooking soda. Add warm water, make a soft dough. Cover it with a wet cloth and set aside for 1hour. Shape the dough into small balls. Cover the dough balls with a wet cloth for 5 mins. Heat the oil for deep frying. Fry them on low flame till light brown in color. Let it cool completely. Mix the sugar and water. The amount of water should be just enough to soak the sugar. Make a thick sugar syrup of 3 thread consistency . To test the sugar syrup, place a drop on the plate. The drop should remain as it is i.e., it should not spread. Remove from the flame and add all the deep fried balls in the sugar syrup and mix very fast. Stir.. Stir.. Stir.. and continue to stir for a few mins.. Let them cool completely… Ready to Serve.. 🙂
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hey this is yummy…we call it shakkar paare….or toshe in hindi n punjabi respectively…though we don;t add rice flour to it just suji n maida….n the shortening.
These look perfect! Your sister must be so happy. Happy Birthday to your sister!
Birthday wishes to ur sister .Its so sweet of u to prepare such a nice sweet for her. Love to have a sister like u 🙂
Wishing your sister belated happy birthday .. & this butter balls looks delicious & interesting too …
Looks so good and perfect yah.. the balls raw balls itself looks so so yummy and the outcome is really tempting dear… Please pass me that box..
Belated wishes to ur sister..
Both you and your sister have a very beautiful name. 🙂 Happay b'day to your sis..This is such a lovely treat for her. And its also a perfect sweet for a sweet lover like me..I am bookmarking this…
hi chanadana…
nice to meet u yaar… what a welcoming pic…i tasted them very long back that too once at a frnds place…guess its the butter that makes them melt once in the mouth
Sweet!perfect for special occasions,I'm sure your li'l sis loved them 😀
this looks like miniature version of what we call badhusha 🙂 looks yum and perfect for special occasions 🙂