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It was again another weekend and I was busy in the kitchen to stir some recipes. I had a sweet tooth calling hence made this simple apple lapsi which I had bookmarked long back from my dear friend +Preeti Tamilarasan . Since I had all the ingredients in hand I just went ahead with the recipe as I was cooking other recipes alongside. As I was eager to taste the lapsi when it still hot, I burnt my tongue :-( does this happen to you? and later no matter how much I tried to taste this lapsi after it cooled down I still could not actually taste the sweetness... grrrr I was bit bugged and decided to reserve some for myself in the refrigerator to try the next day. And to my surprise it was too good. For all those you do not what lapsi is its a famous Rajasthani sweet usually done to feast on important occasions like festivals, marriage feasts and also house warming. Since all the ingredients are easily found in South India its something we all ought to try. I can say that its a good counter part to the Rava Kesari that is quite famous in South India. But nevertheless both kesari and lapsi have their uniqueness in flavour and texture.





APPLE LAPSI RECIPE


Recipe Source - here

Serves ~ 4 generously
Cook & Prep time ~ under 20 mins

Ingredients 


1 cup Daliya (Bulgar / Broken Wheat / Godhumai Rava)

3/4 cup sugar
1 cup apple shredded
2-3 tbsp ghee (clarified butter)
1 tsp cardamom powder
3 cup warm water
dry nuts - to garnish

Method
  • In a wide non stick pan heat ghee, roast dry nuts in ghee, set aside. Now add the wheat rava to it and stir well on low flame for 5-8 mins till nice aroma comes.
  • Add water to it and stir frequently on medium flame. Let it cook on low flame for 10 mins till daliya is cooked.
  • Add sugar and cardamom seeds powder to it. Mix well everything and cook for another 5 mins.
  • Now add shredded apple and coo further for 5 mins. Remove from the heat once it starts leaving the sides of pan. Serve hot or cold.

Cooks Wisdom


- Roasting wheat rava/ daliya is very important take care to take time and roast for atleast 8-10 minutes under low flame to avoid it from getting burnt

- Personally I loved to enjoy this lapsi when cold or in room temperature 
- You can also add puréed apple or any other fruit / veg (carrots, beets)

16 comments:

  1. wow lapsi with apple looks so yummy and make me drool here :) hope you tongue is alright now :P I too experiment the same when am so tempted to taste any dish :P

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  2. yep.,PM i too had similar experience with few recipes :p i too love chilled/refrigerated kesari the next day..its different na :)
    btw Apple Lapsi looks absolutely delicious..nicely presented dear!

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  3. every alternate day it happens :) because i know the recipe is too good ! without thinking about the hot i use to taste so every time i burnt ! looking nice !

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  4. Lapsi looks delicious da.. Bookmarking the recipe.. got lot of apple at home, looking for delicious ways to use them up.. :)

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  5. yummy delicious recipe...awesome presentation...

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  6. delicious fall treat, love the way u presented it...

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  7. WOW !!! THIS IS SOO INTERESTING..WILL DEFINITELY TRY .

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  8. wow..this is soo simple n iteresting..thanks for sharing dear !

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  9. wow it looks so delicious and inviting doll...love to have right now... ;)

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  10. thanks for trying this recipe da :) it has come out well..

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  11. Hehe, its happens all time with me too, every cook have this tongue burning experience na.. Lapsi with apple looks extremely delicious.

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  12. innovative n interesting n cute bowl too.

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