Gulpavate stays without refrigeration for more than 7 days.
Gulpavate is a very healthy snack for all ages especially for children. Packed with goodness of malted wheat flour, jaggery , pure ghee and dry fruits this can be a good substitute for energy bars. Children can definitely have this for their short breaks in the school. This addictive sweet is simple and easy to prepare
Ease - easy - have to get the consistency of jaggery syrup correctly.
Preparation time - 15 mins
Cooking time - 30 minutes
Ingredients
Wheat flour - 2 cups
jagerry - 11/2 cups
Grated desicated coconut - 2 cups
Ghee - 1 cup
Dry fruits - 1/2 cup
Cardamom - 5-6
Cloves - 5 -6
Cinnamon dust - 2 pinches (optional)
Method
Roast wheat flour under very low flame with a spoon of ghee till aroma wafts
In a thick bottomed wok heat 2 spoons of ghee and roast the dry fruits keep aside
Heat 1 1/2 cup water in the same wok, dissolve jaggery and keep heating till you get sticky /gummy consistency, add coconut, ghee, dry fruits, cardamom cloves powder, a pinch of cinnamon powder and bring to boil.
Add roasted wheat flour and fold nicely. keep aside.
After the mixture cools make golf ball sized undes, After they are completely dry and cool store in an air tight container
Notes
Originally wheat was roasted and powdered in a grinding stone for making gulpavate
Jagerry syrup consistency - antu paka - sticky consistency is the key for good gulpavate
Dry fruits are added to make the dish nutritious, it is optional