Ingredients:
2 cups grated apples (about 3-4 apples)
1 cup sugar
1 tbl spn ghee (this is just used for aroma, can be omitted if desired)
2 tbl spn chopped or coarsely powdered almonds
1/2 tea spn cardamom powder
Method:
1. Peel the apples and grate them. Heat ghee in a thick bottomed (or non stick) pan. Add the grated apple and fry on a medium flame, till all the water is evaporated and it looks like cooked.
2. Add the sugar. Actually at this step, the apple should be measured and equal volume of sugar should be added.
3. Cook, mixing occasionally, till the mixture thickens and all the sugar is mixed well with apples. Towards the end, you need to mix continuously, otherwise it sticks to bottom of the pan and gets burnt.
4. Add the chopped or coarsely powdered almonds and mix it.
5. When it looks very dry, add cardamom powder, mix .Transfer the contents on a greased (with ghee) plate or cutting board Flatten it with a rolling pin. To avoid sticking to rolling pin, grease it with some ghee.
6. Cut it into squares. Let it cool down a bit and then take out the pieces and press the ends to the board to get even shapes.
1. Peel the apples and grate them. Heat ghee in a thick bottomed (or non stick) pan. Add the grated apple and fry on a medium flame, till all the water is evaporated and it looks like cooked.
2. Add the sugar. Actually at this step, the apple should be measured and equal volume of sugar should be added.
3. Cook, mixing occasionally, till the mixture thickens and all the sugar is mixed well with apples. Towards the end, you need to mix continuously, otherwise it sticks to bottom of the pan and gets burnt.
4. Add the chopped or coarsely powdered almonds and mix it.
5. When it looks very dry, add cardamom powder, mix .Transfer the contents on a greased (with ghee) plate or cutting board Flatten it with a rolling pin. To avoid sticking to rolling pin, grease it with some ghee.
6. Cut it into squares. Let it cool down a bit and then take out the pieces and press the ends to the board to get even shapes.