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Golpapdi : A winter special sweet delicacy

Posted on 24 June 201521 November 2018 By Mayuri Sharrma
Golpapdi-Sweet-Delicacy
 
Golpapdi. Gudpapdi. Godpapdi. Sukhdi.
Various names, same deliciousness.
I first tasted this winter special delicacy as a kid, and have loved it ever since. You can rustle it up in under 10 minutes and all the simple ingredients that go into it are good for health, in moderation of course!
 
Makes 10-12 medium sized Barfis
 
Ingredients:
1 Cup Wheat Flour
1 Cup Jaggery (powdered or grated)
3-4 Tbsp Ghee
A plate, greased with ghee, for setting the barfi
 
Method:
Heat ghee in a heavy bottomed pan.
Keeping the flame low, add the wheat flour to it and mix well till the flour starts changing colour and emits an aroma.
Switch off the flame, add the jaggery to it and mix well together till the jaggery melts and is incorporated in the flour and ghee.
Pour the mix into the greased plate and press down with the back of a spoon
Make indentations according to your desired shape
Allow to cool completely 
Store in an airtight container
 
*the colour of your barfi will depend on the colour of your jaggery*
Options:
You could add 1/4th Tsp, or as per taste, of Ginger Powder (sonth) to the barfi mix too. Add it after you add the Jaggery, and mix well.
Khus Khus is another addition. Sprinkle it on the greased plate, before you pour in the barfi mix to set.
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Golpapdi : A winter special sweet delicacy
Author: Sirimiri
Recipe type: Dessert
Cuisine: Indian
Prep time:  5 mins
Cook time:  5 mins
Total time:  10 mins
Serves: 10-12
 
Golpapdi. Gudpapdi. Godpapdi. Sukhdi . Various names, same deliciousness. I first tasted this winter special delicacy as a kid, and have loved it ever since. You can rustle it up in under 10 minutes and all the simple ingredients that go into it are good for health, in moderation of course! Makes 10-12 medium sized Barfis
Ingredients
  • 1 Cup Wheat Flour
  • 1 Cup Jaggery (powdered or grated)
  • 3-4 Tbsp Ghee
  • A plate, greased with ghee, for setting the barfi
Instructions
  1. Heat ghee in a heavy bottomed pan.
  2. Keeping the flame low, add the wheat flour to it and mix well till the flour starts changing colour and emits an aroma.
  3. Switch off the flame, add the jaggery to it and mix well together till the jaggery melts and is incorporated in the flour and ghee.
  4. Pour the mix into the greased plate and press down with the back of a spoon
  5. Make indentations according to your desired shape
  6. Allow to cool completely
  7. Store in an airtight container
  8. *the colour of your barfi will depend on the colour of your jaggery*
  9. Options:
  10. You could add ¼th Tsp, or as per taste, of Ginger Powder (sonth) to the barfi mix too. Add it after you add the Jaggery, and mix well.
  11. Khus Khus is another addition. Sprinkle it on the greased plate, before you pour in the barfi mix to set.
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Comments (4)

  1. Deepa Deepa says:
    21 November 2018 at 5:28 PM

    This looks yummy. I have never heard of it but it sounds similar to something my mom used to make as Prasad but it had powdered sugar instead of jaggery. I loved it. I am trying this one soon.

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  2. SUJATA TAWDE SUJATA TAWDE says:
    22 November 2018 at 9:45 AM

    Hey Mayuri , I love this GoadPapdi. we add Cashews and Ginger powder too. Thanks for sharing this easy and quick recipe.

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  3. Jyotirmoy Sarkar Jyotirmoy Sarkar says:
    22 November 2018 at 6:43 PM

    Liked this preparation, bookmarked the post, let me try….

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