Indian sweets with the blending flavor of ghee and sugar gives a nice aroma which no one can resist,we love them a lot.I have never prepared any sweet in India as you find them at every nook and corner sweet shops(except for gulab jamuns).There is no need to make them ,you find it easier to buy them.But here,I love making sweets and never thought it was so simple to make katlis.My favorite is Cashew Katli.I just kept away my favoriteness for a while as I found it difficult to feed almonds to my kids,so yet another way to sneak almonds without their knowledge;disguised as badam katlis.They taste good as cashew katlis and kids just loved munching them.Am happy as a tricky mom as its a simple process to make,so just sharing the recipe for your little ones who dislike almonds: -)
Ingredients
Silvered almonds 1 1/4 cup(I used whole almonds,blanched them)
sugar 1 cup
milk 30 ml / 2 1/2 tbsp
ghee 1 tbsp
cardamom powder 1 tsp
sliced almonds 2tsp
Method
-Soak the almonds in hot boiling water for 10 minutes ,then blanch them with your fingers.(It neatly gives out the skin)
-Heat a pan and dry roast the almonds for 3-4 minutes without the color change.
-Blend the sugar till its fine powdered.Remove in a plate and Add the blanched almonds in the blender, powder it as fine as possible.Mix both the powders well.
-Heat the ghee in the pan on medium flame .Add the powdered mix and keep mixing using a wooden spoon or spatula till its cooked ,add milk and cook till it leaves the sides of the pan.
-Take a parchment paper and transfer the cooked mix into it.Place it in the center and cover with the other half.
-Using a rolling pin,roll it as thin as possible.Open at one side and cut into diamond shapes preferably or into any desired shape.Garnish with sliced almonds on top(optional)
-Wait till its cooled down and then store in air tight containers.
Servings~20 pieces
NOTES
*You can add almond essence to enhance the flavor.
*You can use silvered almonds as such.
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Ingredients
Silvered almonds 1 1/4 cup(I used whole almonds,blanched them)
sugar 1 cup
milk 30 ml / 2 1/2 tbsp
ghee 1 tbsp
cardamom powder 1 tsp
sliced almonds 2tsp
Method
-Soak the almonds in hot boiling water for 10 minutes ,then blanch them with your fingers.(It neatly gives out the skin)
-Heat a pan and dry roast the almonds for 3-4 minutes without the color change.
-Blend the sugar till its fine powdered.Remove in a plate and Add the blanched almonds in the blender, powder it as fine as possible.Mix both the powders well.
-Heat the ghee in the pan on medium flame .Add the powdered mix and keep mixing using a wooden spoon or spatula till its cooked ,add milk and cook till it leaves the sides of the pan.
-Take a parchment paper and transfer the cooked mix into it.Place it in the center and cover with the other half.
-Using a rolling pin,roll it as thin as possible.Open at one side and cut into diamond shapes preferably or into any desired shape.Garnish with sliced almonds on top(optional)
-Wait till its cooled down and then store in air tight containers.
Servings~20 pieces
NOTES
*You can add almond essence to enhance the flavor.
*You can use silvered almonds as such.
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they have turned out perfectly julie :). This is our fav sweet too..
ReplyDeleteLove those perfect diamonds..
ReplyDeleteJulie badam kathli looks very delicious. Perfect shaped too...
ReplyDeletethat's a nice n innovaive idea Julie, badam katli looks so perfect and delicious...loved it!!
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omg........awesome dear........send me a piece dear......plz a?!!:-)
ReplyDeleteThese thinly rolled cookies looks very crispy and delicious.
ReplyDeleteDelicious sweet... I love it any time..
ReplyDeleteWow Julie, these katlis look so delicious...you've got the diamond shapes perfectly.
ReplyDeleteThat looks perfect, like the store bought ones. Great way to sneak in almonds in the diet for kids... :)
ReplyDeletewow... badam katli looks delicious... bookmarked...
ReplyDeleteMy fav katli, perfectly done...
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy..beautifully done!!
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lovely katlis Julie....my all time fav
ReplyDeleteVery yumm n inviting.2 Gud .Awesome recipe of alltime fav sweet.
ReplyDeleteWow! Looks very perfect and delicious.
ReplyDeleteNice post! Thanks so much linking up to my event.. My kids love kaju katli.. Almond kutli is more healthier I think.. Would love to try some.
ReplyDeletesuperb!a great way to get almonds down the little ones!...........lovely recipe.
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious and yum.. Drooling over here.
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my childhood fav sweet...nice recipe...luks divine !
ReplyDeletewow super badam kathli,julie
ReplyDeletemmmmm.... my favorite. Love to eat them daily, but thinking about the calories....:)
ReplyDeleteyummy and perfect katlis.
ReplyDeletedelicious katli..
ReplyDeleteBadam katli looks delicious...
ReplyDeleteBadam katli looks delicious...
ReplyDeleteYa....the best way to make the kid have almonds....my son is a fan of this sweet..
ReplyDeleteperfect delight !!!
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe...will give it a try!
ReplyDeletewhat a treat to eyes and mouth!!! yyummmm!!
ReplyDeletethis is one of my favorite sweets to make..my mouth is watering just by looking at these pictures.
ReplyDeleteBadam Katli came out perfect Julie,how I wish I could pick one and gulp it :) Lovely..
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect...
ReplyDeleteI love badam katli and yours look pics perfect!
ReplyDeleteWow Julie you made my favourite sweet :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the almond burfis/katlis. Delicious and nicely done:)
ReplyDeleteHi. Very well made dear.
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Thanks for sharing.very nice.
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking katli, love them.
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely presentation!
ReplyDeleteWow! Everything is so perfect about this katli, looks great. Thank you for linking with Any One Can Cook :)
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect.
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