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"Ukdiche modak" -Modak is prepared from the very first day of Ganesh Festival as a prasad for Lord Ganesha. Ukdiche Modak are steamed sweet dumplings prepared using rice flour dough as an outer covering and coconut-jagerry mixture as the filling! P.C. @iampushkark Video coming soon... Stay tuned! #allieat #ukdichemodak #ganeshfestival #ganpati #modak #foodbloggers #maharashtra #masterchef #khanakhazana #tastyrecipes #recipeoftheweek #foodphotography #foodchannel #foodstagram #igfoodie #instagramfood #instagood #instadaily #photooftheday #maharashtraincuisine #maharashtrianfood https://www.instagram.com/p/CEG9mmCBLdb/?igshid=1pkfvlbo5f7m7
Ukdiche Modak
Bringing a twist to your traditional deep fried Modak, these cute steamed ones are a festival in your mouth. Outer covering of this sweet delicacy is made from rice flour and inside is a stuffing of jaggery sweetened coconut mixture. Coconut is sauteed in ghee till moist and golden brown, then mixed with jaggery and poppy seeds. Ghee binds the filling together and enhances its aroma. It is finished by adding cardamom powder and coarsely chopped nuts.
Ukdi Cha Modak #ganeshchaturthi #ganpatibappamorya🙏 #modak #ukdichemodak #ganeshotsav #prasad #sweet (at Pune, Maharashtra) https://www.instagram.com/p/B16r8gilfQU/?igshid=nhyocxgzr2tl
Ukdiche Modak
Ukdiche Modak (translated to sweet rice flour coconut and jaggery dumplings) are Lord Ganesha’s favorite food. Naturally, when he visits our homes during the 10 days of the Ganesh Chaturthi festival, we make some for him. This is my version (there are as many versions as there are Maharashtrian households)
Recipe makes 12 Modak- if you double them, make the dough in batches. This dough is unworkable once it’s cold.
Filling
Heat 2 tbsp ghee, add 1 6 oz packet of grated frozen coconut (Birds eye is the only one I use- it tastes just like fresh coconut)
Roast coconut till it turns slightly dry
Add 1/8 cup of jaggery (unprocessed sugar-available in the Indian store or online), 1/2 tsp of ground cardamom and 1/8 cup chopped cashews.
(You can add poppy seeds, raisins, saffron and use 1/8 cup of sugar in place of the jaggery if needed)
Cook for 5 minutes on low heat and cool completely
Ukad or dumpling dough:
Boil 1 cup water with 1tsp salt and 1 tsp ghee.
Add 1 cup rice flour, mix
Remove from heat and cover for 2 min
Knead on medium in your stand mixer for 3 minutes
Divide into 12 pieces. Make dumplings in Modak shape with 2 tsp of filling in each Modak
Steam for 10 min.
Delicious with more ghee or coconut chutney
Ukdiche Modak (Steamed Modak) #GaneshChaturthi #Modak #UkdicheModak (at Pune, Maharashtra) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bnp-z37H9cq/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=hmq8y8s13g4t