Hello readers,
I can relish Mawa Peda anywhere anytime..whenever I see these appealing, aromatic and colourful pedas, my hands go out to reach them and straight away into my tummy! A delicately sweet, which melts in your mouth, made with only a few ingredients but identified with every Indian all over the world !!
Once or twice I have made Mawa Peda with store bought Mawa, but didn't get it right. So, past few years I've been making Mawa at home and Peda too. It takes less than half an hour and the easiest method of all time. You can check out my Ricotta Cheese Peda , Tri Colour Peda and Mango Peda !!
Serve at any occasion and see them devoured by your guests.These pedas can be given as a gift, pack them in a decorative box lined with waxed tissue paper with a note that these pedas are best consumed within a week-if they are even around that long !!
- 250 g Mawa or Khoya
- 100 g Sugar
- 50 ml cream ( I used double cream) at room temperature
- 1/2 tsp saffron threads
- 1/2 tsp cardamom powder
- 2 tbsp Almond and Pistachio slivers
Place saffron threads in cream and leave aside.
Put Mawa, sugar and saffron cream in M/W proof bowl and microwave for 4 minutes. Keep mixing in between.
Take out the bowl and mix well, once again microwave for 3 minutes and keep mixing in between.
Remove bowl from microwave, you can see mawa mixture getting dry and crumbley, now add cardamom powder and mix well.
Let it cool a little, knead the mixture while is slightly warm. Make round peda or your desired shape and garnish with almonds and pistachio slivers.
I arranged them in decorative tiny cupcake foils.
Actually why not prepare for this coming Father's day for your Dad and family ? It's always good to add your personal touch by making gifts or presents !!
Sending it to EP Series Herbs and Spice- Basil and Cardamom mother of Julie also Priya's MEC mother of Cooking 4 all season.
Gorgeous pedals,loved the picture perfect clicks.
ReplyDeletepeda looks really delicious. I am your new follower now
ReplyDeleteWelcome to JCO :-) see you often !!
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Nice pedas.. I'll give it a try..I'm not too good in making sweets.
ReplyDeleteAwesome :) Will do this at home :) Wishing your dad's happy father's day...I ll also do something for my dad i ll bake it :)
ReplyDeletePeda looks simply delicious and lavish.
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Jagruthiji, Mawa Peda looks utterly delicious. So well presented with beautiful clicks!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and linking mawa peda to EP Series. New to your space, was checking out your recipe videos, fabulous job :)
Following you, hope to see you around..
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Looks marvellous,irresistible and yummy..Irresistible pedas,thanks for sending to MEC.
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