Milk Powder Pedha (Microwave Method)
Milk Powder Peda in Marathi Time: 15 minutes Makes: 20 small pedas I ngredients: 1 cup Milk powder 1/2 cup Condensed milk 2 tsp pur...
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Milk Powder Peda in Marathi
Time: 15 minutes
Makes: 20 small pedas
Ingredients:
1 cup Milk powder
1/2 cup Condensed milk
2 tsp pure ghee
1/2 tsp cardamom powder
Method:
1) Mix milk powder, condensed milk and pure ghee into a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave for 30 seconds. Stir and microwave for 1 minute.
2) Take the bowl out. Stir for a minute. Microwave for 30 seconds twice. Stir well each time.
3) Mixture should become thick by now. However, if you think it needs to be little thick, microwave for 30 seconds. Add cardamom powder and mix well.
4) Let the mixture cool down. Once mixture becomes handleable, make pedas.
Tips:
1) These pedas become slightly chewy in first few hours. However, they harden next day. Try them on a small quantity first.
2) You may add essence like butterscotch, vanilla, saffron etc.
3) 1/2 cup Cashew powder or almond powder can be substituted for 1/2 cup milk powder.
Time: 15 minutes
Makes: 20 small pedas
1 cup Milk powder
1/2 cup Condensed milk
2 tsp pure ghee
1/2 tsp cardamom powder
Method:
1) Mix milk powder, condensed milk and pure ghee into a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave for 30 seconds. Stir and microwave for 1 minute.
2) Take the bowl out. Stir for a minute. Microwave for 30 seconds twice. Stir well each time.
3) Mixture should become thick by now. However, if you think it needs to be little thick, microwave for 30 seconds. Add cardamom powder and mix well.
4) Let the mixture cool down. Once mixture becomes handleable, make pedas.
Tips:
1) These pedas become slightly chewy in first few hours. However, they harden next day. Try them on a small quantity first.
2) You may add essence like butterscotch, vanilla, saffron etc.
3) 1/2 cup Cashew powder or almond powder can be substituted for 1/2 cup milk powder.
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ReplyDeletewill try 4 sure
Nice pedha. wish to try !
ReplyDeleteHi Vaidehi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting these pedha recipes before Ganesh chaturthi!
A few qs -
1. You haven't mentioned sugar in this recipe. Did you use sweetened condensed milk?
2. What brand of milk powder did you use? Is Coffee-Mate (in the US) good for this recipe?
3. How different do these pedhas taste from our regular khavyache pedhe?
-shal
I am going to definitely try this
ReplyDeleteHi Vaidehi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe . I don't hv microwave.. but hv OTG. Can this recipe be done using OTG? If not then pls suggest any other way of doing it. I want to make pedas this Ganeshotsav.
...Neeta
hi vaidehi,
ReplyDeletei love ur all recipes.
a g he pedhe kelya nantr refrigerat mdhe thevayche ka?
Priti.
Hi Priti
ReplyDeleteNahi baherach thevayche.
Hi vaidehi
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS THE AWESOMEST RECEPIE.
LOVED IT
RASHMI
hi vaidehi,
ReplyDeleteM try kele he pedhe.chan zale hote..
thanx for the recipe.
Priti..
Hi Priti
ReplyDeleteThanks for your feedback.
Thanks Chitra and Rashmi
ReplyDeleteHi Shal
ReplyDeleteVery sorry that I couldn't reply you on time.
1) I have used sweetened condensed milk. I used Nestle Brand Condensed milk (Other brands Carnation, Eagle Brand, Great Value)
2) I am not sure if coffee mate works for this recipe. You can buy skimmed milk powder at any supermarket (try walmart or nearest grocery store)
3) There won't be any comparison between regular khava peda and milk powder peda because khava peda tastes amazing. Milk powder pedas doesn't have grainy texture like regular peda. However, they taste good, though.
Hi Neeta
ReplyDeleteI don't think you can make milk powder peda in OTG.
Other than microwave the option remains is cooking in the pan (which is quite risky)
There is a big risk of burning milk powder. (Milk powder tends to burn quickly).The mixture of condensed milk and milk powder is very gooey and sticky. It can stick to the pan easily.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe. I have accidently bought a small can of evaporated milk. Can this be substituted for condensed milk?
Thanks!
Hello
DeleteCondensed milk is much thicker than evaporated milk. It may cause some issue regarding consistency.
If you want to use the evaporated milk, you may add it to basundi, or Kulfi etc.