Sara papudi is among the heavenly recipes (Mahaprasad) offered at Lord Jagannath Temple, Puri...
It is a melt in mouth type desert, prepared from thick creams...cream is known as sara in oriya, so the name is sara papudi...i had it long back during my childhood,but never forgot the taste..so today im sharing this yummy desert of my Lord with all of u..:-)
Ingredients
1 litre Milk
50 gm Ghee
100 gm thick milk
U can also use condensed milk of same amount as me..:-)
Sugar Cardamom powder
Method
Place the milk in a heavy buttomed pan. Boil in low flame, add the thick milk.
Cook the milk until a thick layer of cream/malai/sara forms on top.
Skim of the cream and continue the process till no more cream is formed.
Now the consistency of milk is thicker.
Cook it further by stirring continuously in low flame until it'll become thick solid in texure.
Switch off the flame and take out the khoa to come to room temperature.
Allow the cream to cool and mix it properly with the khoa.
Then heat little ghee in a pan.
Pour 1 tbsp of the cream mixture to the non stick pan and spread it using wet fingers.
When it is slightly browned, remove it and keep aside.
As these sara papudi are so soft, u must have to take extra care while removing it from the pan.
Sprinkle the sugar cardamom powder over it and keep aside.
Repeat the process till the mixture is over.
Serve hot...U can hav it chilled, but it tastes yumm while hot...soo try it and enjoy..:-)
Traditionally they take out the cream and place layer by layer in the leaf plates or khali(shala Patra plate), wait for it to cool down then cut it in to pieces fry in ghee, sprinkle powder of khanda(a type of sugar derived from sugarcane) and serve to Lord Jagannath. 🙏
They make it in large quantities, so that they can get good amount of thick cream (sara), I didn't use large amount, so added khoa and twisted the recipe a bit for easier use, hope you all will try and enjoy the recipe.❤️
Ummmmm.... though I amn't able to recall surely if I have ever tasted this one at Puri but going by your procedure explained here, I am sure it would be tasting heavenly.... And by the look of it, it seems an easy (though requires a bit pf patience I guess) to prepare sweet dish.
ReplyDeleteHow I wish I could have this one right now, chutki bajaate hi :D :D Thanks Mugdha for sharing this recipe :))
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Wow...Reading through the recipe itself I am drooling here...must try it...sounds very very yum
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the recipe of Mahaprasad. Love it.
ReplyDeletehey this is very nice...it reminds the pithe-puli my mom used to make during makar sankranti...love this a lot :)
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very unique one..pancakes with no flour,sounds delicious..
ReplyDeleteIt does look creamy n melt in mouth kind delicious ~ reminds me of malpua, thanks for sharing this wonderful authentic recipe Mugdha!
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Looks like very authentic recipe. First time coming across such special prasadam and happy to know abt it.
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this is very new to me...recipe sounds interesting and delicious one...
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good, I have to try so many of your lovely recipes and this one I think will be the first one.
ReplyDeletewow hv not heard abt this one. too good..
ReplyDeleteThis recipe is new to me..Looks soft & yummy!!!
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This looks awesome......Will be trying it soon..
ReplyDeleteWow.. it really looks like the melt in the mouth kinda dish.. Yummy :D
ReplyDeletethis is dish is very new to me...loooks too good..
ReplyDeleteSarapuli is something I'd love to eat! This looks heavenly (maybe that's why it is offered to heavenly Gods, isn't it?)
ReplyDeleteLooks super delicious and fabulous..
ReplyDeletevery simple and yummy recipe...love it!
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The prasad looks delicious & I can feel the taste of them...
ReplyDeletethis is a new dish to me...thanks for sharing this authentic dish
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Sarpuli is one of my favourites anytime...looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteMy first time here. .Loved the dessert :)
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ReplyDeleteHow are you? I have never eaten this one...I ate Baleswar Malpua made from very thin Maida+ milk Batter ..I shall try your recipe , it is new for me...I think I should be able to remove the sarapuli with a cooking chop stick...
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Really a yummy dish..thanks for sharing..will must try it
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