Shakkar Paare[/caption]
Each one of us has had some connection with the traditional Indian cuisine. People in our generation would still remember the marriage ceremonies being conducted without the use of caterers, using the services of halwai's who used to be stationed in the house for days for the preparation. I also have some faint memories from my childhood and the makings of pakwaan, sweet and savory. However there are still people and families who make these at home. Since I like this too, I made Shakkar Paare today, they go well as snacks and you can serve them when some guests come calling. They are all sugary and easy to make. Let's see how to make them with this Shakkar Paare Recipe.
All you need is (makes about 1 bowl full)
For Paare
Maida - 2 cup
Sooji - 1/4 cup
Oil - 75 ml
Water about 1 cup
For Sugar Syrup
Sugar - 1 cup
Water - 1/2 cup
Oil for frying
Shakkar Paare[/caption]
Each one of us has had some connection with the traditional Indian cuisine. People in our generation would still remember the marriage ceremonies being conducted without the use of caterers, using the services of halwai's who used to be stationed in the house for days for the preparation. I also have some faint memories from my childhood and the makings of pakwaan, sweet and savory. However there are still people and families who make these at home. Since I like this too, I made Shakkar Paare today, they go well as snacks and you can serve them when some guests come calling. They are all sugary and easy to make. Let's see how to make them with this Shakkar Paare Recipe.
All you need is (makes about 1 bowl full)
For Paare
Maida - 2 cup
Sooji - 1/4 cup
Oil - 75 ml
Water about 1 cup
For Sugar Syrup
Sugar - 1 cup
Water - 1/2 cup
Oil for frying
