This is a Khoja version of Gundh Pak, it is a very nutritious. It is often especially made for nursing mothers, in which case it is made with dried ginger, dill seeds and Kantlo spices as well. This recipe is Firoz's recipe
1 lb ghee
4 oz gundh
1 lb whole meal flour (Chapati flour)
1 lb gur / jaggary
1 small tin (200ml) evaporated milk
8oz milk powder
8 oz sliced almonds
1 tspn cardomom
1/2 tspn freshly grated nutmeg
4 oz descicated coconut
for decoration
1 tablespn sliced pistachious
1 tablspn sliced almonds
Method
1, Heat the ghee and fry the gundh pieces until the pop, remove and set aside.
2. Fry the flour in the same ghee, until its browns and has a sweet aroma, add the gur or jaggary, stir until it melts.
3. Remove from heat and add the milk powder and the evoporated milk, coconut, almonds, nutmeg and cardomom.
4. Stir well and add the fried gundh
5. Place the mixture on a greased baking tray, flatten and smooth the surface.
6. Decorate with the sliced nuts.
7. Cut the pak into squares, and remove gently. Place in an airtight container to store.
1 lb ghee
4 oz gundh
1 lb whole meal flour (Chapati flour)
1 lb gur / jaggary
1 small tin (200ml) evaporated milk
8oz milk powder
8 oz sliced almonds
1 tspn cardomom
1/2 tspn freshly grated nutmeg
4 oz descicated coconut
for decoration1 tablespn sliced pistachious
1 tablspn sliced almonds
Method
1, Heat the ghee and fry the gundh pieces until the pop, remove and set aside.
2. Fry the flour in the same ghee, until its browns and has a sweet aroma, add the gur or jaggary, stir until it melts.
3. Remove from heat and add the milk powder and the evoporated milk, coconut, almonds, nutmeg and cardomom.
4. Stir well and add the fried gundh
5. Place the mixture on a greased baking tray, flatten and smooth the surface.
6. Decorate with the sliced nuts.
7. Cut the pak into squares, and remove gently. Place in an airtight container to store.
18 comments:
hey so many recipes at a time. I dont find Gundh here. will search in grocery store. my mom too says it is good for health. I used to have it when I visit some punjabi friends. oh its yummy. this recipe taht too step by step looks really nice. will book mark.
these are recipes of food cooked in our kitchen over the last few weeks. I still have pics for 2 more!
good recipe.
can this be made with sugar ?
also can this be made with khoya instead of evoprated milk and milk powder.
can you please provide gundh pak recipe with sugar and khoya please.
Thanks
I remember having eaten in sometime back and it was simply delicious..thaks a million for the recipe..
hi this is naa
can any body tell me the quantity
of evaprated milk used in gund pak which says small tin of evaporated mik
can you tell by any chance the calories in a piece of 11/2 inch square?
hi, one piece has approximately 200-250 calories.
Can someone tell me how long Goondh Paak can stay good?
at least 2 months. we normally store ours in the Fride.
What are kantlo spices?
kanlo or katlu is a mixture of 32 different spices - you can buy it in Indian/Asian stores.
http://www.anythingindian.biz/store/mangal-katlu-batrisu-powder-35oz-pr-18922.html
Chachi: for the back I've heard that goond is very good. I have made goondh pak following your recipe.thanks.
Can you pls. show me some more dished with goondh. thanks.
Nazma.
can we use butter instead of ghee
Thank you for great recipe...For expectant mothers how much dried ginger, dill seeds and Kantlo should one use in the recipe???
1/2 tspn ginger
1/2 tspn dill seeds
1 table spoon kantlo (or to taste)
How much time does it take to cook this pak
i tried this recipe in two different variation:
the first one i replaced the milk powder with milk and it came out very soft, since i liked my paks soft all i have to do is pop it in the microwave for 30 seconds and i get it piping hot. also it tasted like chocolate
the second variation i omitted the desicated coconut and used dry raisins instead. it also came out well
AND I USED MILLET FLOUR WITH BOTH RECIPES!! aint nothing possible if u dont experiment with food. i must say i invented the millet flour goondh pak
Beautiful recipe. I will try for sure
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