Ingredients:
Beet Root - 2 1/2 cups, shredded
Sugar - 1/2 cup
Butter - 5 Tbsp
Milk -1/2 cup
Cardamom - 1/8 tsp, powdered
Cashew nuts - 8
Coconut dried - 2 Tbsp
Pinch of salt
Directions:
Heat 4 Tbsp of butter in a large, heavy-bottom skillet. Add the shredded beets with a pinch of salt (as a sweet enhancer) and cook for 10-12 minutes, stirring, until soft, and add milk and sugar and stir for another 8-10 minutes, until the milk is mixed well with the beets like the milk has evaporated. Meanwhile In a small skillet dry-fry 2 Tbsp of coconut and sugar, until coconut turns golden brown, also fry the cashew nuts using the remaining butter. Add the cardamom powder to the beets and stir well before switching off the stove. Make small disks of the cooked beet. Garnish with coconut and cashew nuts.
Thank You Kalaivani for visiting my blog. Burfi looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Kalai ... looks great... never tried burfi with beetroot... very innovative :)
ReplyDeleteWow lovley pic...so perfect....looks more like anjeer....and thanks for dropping b my blog :)..hope to see U often
ReplyDeleteI never used beetroots in any desserts,great recipe and heathy dessert..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics....Creative and perfect burfi:)
ReplyDeletewow kalai, this looks so good..the recipe sounds great!! Very different n nice!
ReplyDeletewow looks grt yar..nice presentation....simply love it............tq for sharing
ReplyDeleteHi Kalaivani...thanks for the comment. You have a lovely blog :) delicious beetroot burfi...I have to try yours soon.
ReplyDeleteThese beetroot cakes look very tasty - beautiful dessert!
ReplyDeleteyummy burfi .. very new to me
ReplyDeleteKalai
ReplyDeleteNever tried beet with coconut, very nice recipes and excellent photographs in your blog.
Supera erruku.
Sadhana
Thanks to all for your lovely comments.
ReplyDeletePriti,I never tried Fig halwa but I'm going to try it.Thx.
This is very unique Burfi, I never seen the one made out of beet root before. Very pretty and delicious sounding.
ReplyDeleteAwesome. this is something totally new and unheard. Great work kalai
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ReplyDeleteAbsolutely eye catching dish, Well done!
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Thanks to all for your lovely comments.
ReplyDeleteWow Never made beet root burfi, Pic looks fantastic, shall try soon...thanks for sharing.
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This looks great-never tried beetroot burfi before.Is it like beetroot halwa?
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic photo. i've never seen or heard of anything like this before.
ReplyDeleteWow how lovely. Beetroot burfi is totally new to me. Will be trying this sooon.
ReplyDeleteWonderful clicks kalai ..love the color and beet burfi
ReplyDeleteKalai... all receipes are excellent,i m going to try beet root burfi. Hope it comes out well just like urs :)
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of beet burfi before...looks so inviting...yumm!
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