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Malpua – Sweet Indian Pancakes

Malpua – Sweet Indian Pancakes

Malpua - Sweet Indian Pancakes

These are soft and spongy pancakes dipped in sugar syrup and served hot or chilled with fresh cream or condensed milk.
By Sanjeeta Kk

Malpua - Sweet Indian Pancakes

Here is a basic recipe for a traditional and very popular Rajasthani dessert called Malpua with Cottage cheese or Paneer.

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Malpua - Sweet Indian Pancakes

Malpua – Sweet Indian Pancakes


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  • Author: Sanjeeta Kk
  • Total Time: 40 mins
  • Yield: 4 1x

Description

These are soft and spongy pancakes dipped in sugar syrup and served hot or chilled with fresh cream or condensed milk.


Ingredients

Scale
  • 220 gm Condensed milk
  • 100 gm semolina
  • 50 gm whole wheat flour
  • 50 gm cottage cheese
  • 1 cup warm water or more
  • 1 tsp. crushed Fennel seeds
  • Salt a pinch
  • A pinch Baking powder
  • Almonds and Pistachios to garnish
  • Oil to shallow fry

For sugar syrup

  • 2 cups Sugar
  • 3 cups Water
  • Few strands of Saffron

Instructions

  1. Soak semolina in 1 cup of warm water for 10 minutes in a large bowl. Make fresh cottage cheese and crumble it loosely.
  2. Add condensed milk, wheat flour, cottage cheese (paneer), salt, crushed fennel seeds and baking powder to soaked semolina mixture. Mix well to make a batter of flowing consistency. Add extra water if you feel that the batter is too thick.
  3. Bring 3 cups of water to boil in a large pan and add 2 cups of sugar in it and let the sugar melt. Take off the flame and add saffron strands in it.
  4. Heat a griddle and smear a little oil or butter on it. Pour a ladle of Malpua batter to make small pancake shape. Drizzle a teaspoon of oil around it and let it cook for 1-2 minutes till it becomes golden brown in colour. Flip to other side and repeat the same process. Make all Malpuas the same way and arrange them in a large plate. Pour the sugar syrup over the Malpuas.
  5. To serve the dessert, take out the Malpua from the sugar syrup and place it on a small serving plate. Garnish it with crushed almonds and pistachios and serve it with fresh cream or condensed milk.

Notes

The regular Malpuas at home is devoid of condensed milk and sugar syrup. I prefer to replace condensed milk with plain milk and sugar with dark honey. It may not taste as decadent as the traditional recipe but then I don’t need to keep a count on how many goes in my plate :) Authentic recipe of Malpuas is to deep fry the batter in pure ghee and serve with Rabadi. Rabadi is made with high fat content rich milk which is reduced on slow fire for hours on a charcoal hearth to get the woody aromas in it. You can serve these Malpuas in more modern ways by pairing it with ice cream of your choice or topped with creamy Mousse.

  • Prep Time: 20 mins
  • Cook Time: 20 mins
  • Category: Side
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  • Your malpuas are simply mouthwatering. The syrup is certainly my favorite touch. In our house, it’s not a party without balloons (but maybe we should step up our baking game so that saying changes). Thank you so much for coming to the fiesta this week, and I hope you have a marvelous weekend!!

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