Saturday, May 9, 2020

Palgova / Therattipal !!!

This is my first recipe. There are two reasons to start the blog with this recipe.

i) Starting the blog with a sweet recipe.
ii) This is my mother’s favorite sweet and since today is mother’s day, i wanted to share her favorite. Ironically, the source of the recipe is obviously my mom’s fail proof one.  

For some reason, i love to call the sweet as “Therattipal“ instead of Palgova. My mom’s therattipal will taste heavenly and i never imagined it takes so much time and effort to get the final outcome.
Therattipal is loved by all. Even though its time consuming, it’s worth the time and effort.

I wanted to mention few tips to get the desired result before starting with the recipe. Personally, i prefer whole milk (without adding water) and white sugar. Replacing white sugar with brown sugar (naatu sakkarai) or jaggery will definitely have a difference in taste. I love my therattipal to be golden white in color. Adding jaggery or brown sugar will alter the taste as well as the color. This is my preference. This recipe completely uses white sugar.

I used a heavy bottomed vessel for preparing. Either go with non stick or a heavy bottomed vessel.

Let’s move on to the recipe .. !

Preparation time : 5 minutes
Cooking time      : 1.5 - 2 hrs

Ingredients:

Whole milk  -  4 cups (1 litre)
White sugar  - 1/2 cup
Ghee             - 1 tsp

In a heavy bottomed vessel or a non stick pan, pour the whole milk and start boiling it.
For a few mins let the stove be in high flame. After a few minutes, simmer the flame.



Boil the milk in low flame, stirring it every 5 min so that the gova doesn’t stick to the bottom of the vessel. Milk starts reducing and attains semi solid consistency.


Once the milk attains the consistency, add white sugar. When you add sugar, the mixture liquefies slightly.


Keep it in low flame and keep stirring it for 5 to 10 mins. Switch off the flame when the mixture is 95 percent solid.



Therattipal solidifies once cooled down. After switching off the flame, add ghee. Transfer it to another vessel and allow to cool it down for a hour. The perfect consistency will be attained.



Yummy therattipal is ready.

                              

24 comments:

  1. Great recipe !! Thanks for sharing and all the best with this effort!!

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  2. Hi Shruthi,congratulations on starting a lovely blog and a nice recipe to start with.All the best.

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  3. Hi... It's really nice... Add more recipes and reach heights in life... All the best da kutty

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  4. Quick and easy recipe for the beginners like me ;) Nice Shru 😊

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  5. Nice recipe Sruthi,Looks yummy too.All the best,

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  6. Super Shruti. Easy recipe. Good luck. Expecting more recipes from you.

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  7. Super di Shruthi! Wishing you the best always.

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  8. Subhashree RajagopalMay 10, 2020 at 9:35 PM

    Fantastic ��

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    1. Thanks subha! Keep visiting the blog ! Suggestions and feedbacks are always welcome !

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  9. Congratulations Shruthi. Eagerly looking forward for more recipes from your kitchen. All the best.

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  10. Super shruthi. Looks yummy. Incidentally I tried it on Saturday night for my dear son,(in law) s visit and it came out well. Good efforts and great blog . Keep it up.

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    1. Thanks bharathy ka ! I can never match yours ! The taste of kesari (you made it when i visited your house for the first time ) still lingers in my tongue! Keep visiting the blog!

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  11. Congratulations shruthi.....Really Appreciated.....keep it ip.

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    1. Thanks praveena for taking time to comment on the blog!

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