besan burfi with oatmeal |
My hubby loves boondi laddoo but since we have stopped buying sweets, I decided to give it a try myself. I got inspiration from Poonam Bachhav's kalichee ladoo recipe, though I chose to bake the stuff instead of deep frying it. As a result, I was not able to make proper boondi. Nevertheless, I decided to use the same powder for another innovative recipe. Blended it with oatmeal to make baked besan oatmeal burfi, a mouth-watering end product from my experiment.
Baked besan burfi is a delicious, healthylicious, and simplicious way to dish out a delicacy which is widely popular in the country.
This is my innovation and I share the recipe with you all so you can enjoy it guilt free.
Is Chickpea flour Gluten-free?
Yes.
Does it contain minerals, vitamins, and fiber?
Gluten free chickpea flour boasts a good amount of fiber and iron.
Does it make a healthy sweet?
Absolutely yes - there are ways to make it even healthier. This chickpea flour sweet uses negligent amount of fat. On top of it, it is baked.
Importance or benefits of Oatmeal
I have talked in length about oat benefits already in several posts. Here's a recap:Here's another traditional chickpea flour sweet recipe:
sugarless besan ladoo - chickpea flour gluten free ladoos |
Ingredients
besan burfi baked |
1 cup- besan (chickpea flour)
1/2 cup- oatmeal
1 tbsp- clarified butter (ghee)
1 tbsp- jaggery powder
1 tsp- cardamom powder
sugar- 2 tbsp (or more depending on your taste)
water to cover sugar and make syrup (we need water to knead soft dough as well)
Procedure
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- Mix besan with jaggery powder and ghee.
- It will be like bread crumbs. You may add little more ghee if you want.
- Add water to make soft dough.
- Take a sevai machine. Pour the soft dough into it. We need the plate with big round holes or any other may also work.
- Take a baking tray and release sev over it.
- Bake at 160 degrees for 15-20 mts.
- Take out and let them cool a bit and then grind coarsely. Mix with oatmeal.
- Meanwhile, take a pan. Add sugar, cardamom, and water to it.
- We need to make thick sugar syrup, though not too thick.
- Pour the ground sev powder into the syrup.
- Switch on the flame. Heat on a low flame, mixing constantly.
- If the mixture feels dry, add 1 tsp of water to it and keep mixing until it becomes a mass and gathers in the middle of the utensil.
- Take out on a greased plate or aluminum foil or butter paper.
- Press with a heavy utensil for 1 hour.
- Cut into desired shapes. You may even add crushed nuts over the mixture and then press the dough.
- Enjoy this baked besan oatmeal fudge. My hubby, who does not like besan, loved this lip-smacking treat.
- Here's another take on besan or chana dal burfi with milk. If you want to check sugarless besan ladoo recipe, click here.
- Here's another besan burfi that uses khoya or milk solids. The recipe was shared by my dear friend Anna.
Nice recipe. I liked it.
ReplyDeleteThanks dear
DeleteNice recipe. I liked it.
ReplyDeleteNow it's your turn :) Thanks for your encouraging words dearie!
ReplyDeleteLove all your recipes as they are so healthy and easy to make.. I am definitely going to try this out
ReplyDeleteLove all your recipes as they are so healthy and easy to make.. I am definitely going to try this out
ReplyDeleteThank you for your encouraging words dear. This means a lot!
DeleteLove the ease with which you use oats in your recipes Ravneet...I am a big fan of your healthy yet delicious treats!
ReplyDeleteThank you,Poonam. The baked besan burfi got inspiration from your kalichee ladoo recipe.
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