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Steps to make Fried Modaks:

1: Sieve the flour with salt and add warm oil to the sieved flour.

2: Add water and knead to a smooth dough.

3: Once the dough is kneaded, keep it covered for 20-30 minutes.

4: Take fresh or desiccated coconut, jaggery, roasted sesame seeds, cardamom & nutmeg powder in a kadai or pan.

5: Mix them all.

6: Add water.

7: Cook the whole mixture on a low or medium flame.

8: Stir for some 8-10 minutes till the jaggery melts, the water dries up and mixture is cooked & dry. keep the mixture aside to cool.

9: Take a small sized ball of the dough.

10: With a rolling pin gently make a thin round dusting the surface or the dough ball with some dry flour.

11: Take the rolled dough circle on your palm add the some spoonfuls of the filling in the center of the thin round.

12: This is an optional step – with a brush or with your finger tip, apply water on the circular edge. keep a small bowl of water on your work surface.

13: Now start pinching the edges one by one. this comes from practice. so the more you make modaks, the more efficient you will be :-)

14: Bring all the pinched ends together and taper the center.

15: Make all modaks this way and keep aside. cover with a cloth so that the dough does not dry out.
 



16: Heat oil and deep fry or shallow fry the modaks on medium temperature.
 



17: Drain the modaks on kitchen paper napkins. makes about 10-12 modaks.

 

 

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Fried Modak Recipe
 
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Fried Modak – a traditional maharashtrian sweet dish offered to lord ganesha on the occasion of ganesh chaturthi festival.
Author: GaneshChaturthi.com
Recipe type: Desserts
Cuisine: Maharashtrian, Indian
Serves: 10-12 modaks
Ingredients
for the outer covering or shell:
  • 2 cups whole wheat flour
  • ½ tsp salt
  • 2 tsp warm oil
  • water to knead the dough
for the inner filling:
  • 1.5 cups grated or powdered jaggery
  • 1.5 cups fresh grated fresh coconut or unsweetened dessicated coconut
  • 1 or 2 tbsp roasted sesame seeds
  • 1 or 1.5 tsp cardamom powder or crushed cardamom
  • a pinch or two of grated nutmeg (optional)
  • ½ or ¾ cup water
 
Instructions
preparing the covering
  1. with the ingredients mentioned for the outer covering, make a smooth dough.
  2. cover and keep the dough aside for 20-30 minutes.
preparing the filling:
  1. mix all the filling ingredients.
  2. cook and stir on a low or medium flame till the mixture is dry and cooked.
  3. keep aside to cool.
preparing & shaping the modaks:
  1. take a small ball from the dough.
  2. roll thinly in to a circle of about 3-4 inches diameter.
  3. gently take this circle on your palm.
  4. now add the filling in the center.
  5. pinch the edges one by one.
  6. bring together all the pinched folds in the center.
  7. shallow or deep fry the modaks in medium hot oil till golden browned.
  8. drain on kitchen tissues.
 
Notes
instead of whole wheat flour, you can also use all purpose flour or maida or half-half of both.

make sure you seal the modak well. any small opening will lead to the filling being drained in the oil while frying.
 
Nutrition Information
Serving size: 4

 

 

 


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