What you need:
For the covering:
½ cup Rice Flour
2 tsp Ghee
A pinch of Salt
For the filling:
1 cup Coconut, shredded
½ cup Jaggery, grated
1 tsp Poppy Seeds, roasted
1 tsp Cardamom Powder
How to proceed:
For the filling:
1) Heat a pan and put jaggery in it
2) When jaggery starts melting, add 1 tsp Ghee and coconut to it
3) Mix well and cook on medium heat for 5-6 mins
4) Add cardamom powder and roasted poppy seeds
5) Filling is ready, keep aside to cool
For the covering:
1) Boil ½ cup water, add ghee to it
2) Add rice flour to boiling water and miz well stirring continuously
3) Add salt, mix well and cook covered for 2-3 mins
4) Remove from heat and knead well into a soft flour when its its hot. This dough is called Ukad and hence the name!
Putting it all together:
1) Divide the dough into small balls
2) Roll each ball to size of puris
3) Place this on the palm and add some filling to it
4) Bring together the ends in form of plates and form a tip and seal
5) Repeat the procedure for rest of the modaks
6) Put these modaks in a steamer/cooker (do not put weight/whistle) and steam for 15-20 mins. The abobe ingredients make 7-8 modaks7) Serve hot modaks with Ghee…
aahh.. they just melt in the mouth.
This looks interesting. At first glance, the first picture looks like a bunch of onions. I like desserts that aren't too rich (for ex. I eat fudge or brownies too much) and these seem like a nice, light dessert
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious >< They remind me of white chocolate kisses or a particular bread dumpling my family makes. Sadly, I can't try this due to the coconut ingredient. :( Unless... is there a substitute to use for the coconut ingredient or is coconut crucial to the entire recipe?
ReplyDeleteCome on Rhushi, I'm sure you could have found better pictures than these, they aren't even the right colour.
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