Sukhdi is a traditional Gujarati sweet made from just three ingredients: wheat flour, jaggery (Gud), and ghee (clarified butter). It is also known as ‘Gud papdi’ in Maharashtra. This quick recipe takes only 10-12 minutes and remains a household favourite even today.
Sukhdi use
Whether it’s an occasion or an auspicious event at home, Sukhdi is often the go-to sweet. Its wholesome nature fills the stomach quickly, making it a top choice among other sweet recipes because it requires minimal ingredients and preparation time. Perhaps, in today’s fast paced life, Sukhdi can be termed as ‘Homemade Energy bar‘.
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Delightful Sukhdi recipe (Gud Papdi), #1 quick homemade Energy bar!
Sukhdi / Gur Papdi / Gol Papdi
Ingredients
Instructions
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Sukhdi making
Take a kadai pan or wok & put it on a high gas flame
Add Ghee (Clarified butter) & melt it
Add fine wheat flour
Add coarse wheat flour
Roast & mix it well for 8 to 10 minutes until mixture starts become light brownish & nice aroma starts to spread
Turn the stove flame to low, add grated jaggery & mix it well
Once jaggery is well mixed, add 1 tbsp milk for softer Sukhdi
Stir the mixture for 1-2 minutes until milk is fully absorbed.
Turn off the Stove flame
Transfer cooked Sukhdi into a dish
Finish the Sukhdi by using a flat bowl or a flat base measuring cup
Cut it into a square or diamond shape pieces
Delicious Sukhdi is ready for serving after it cools down or you may eat while its warm as well.
You may avoid adding milk as a step if you wish to use store & use it for 3 to 10 days. Avoid overcooking after adding jaggery else Sukhdi will become hard to eat.