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    Almond peda | Almond Katli - no cook

    October 25, 2021 By Vidya Srinivasan 2 Comments

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    Almond peda | Rose peda | Almond katli | no-cook almond katli | 5 ingredients 5 mins almond peda | peda recipe | Diwali sweets | Deepavali sweets | instant rose peda | best sweet recipe | Indian sweet recipe | no-cook almond peda step by step pictures and video recipe. You can also check out the peda recipe If you like this recipe pls SUBSCRIBE to my channel. Check out other Almond flour recipes in TMF

    Almond peda | Rose peda | Almond katli is an easy instant, no-cook Indian sweet. 5 minutes, 5 ingredient almond peda with rose flavor is a great beginner-friendly recipe / easy Diwali sweet recipe. You can cut them squares and call it version of soft Almond katli

     

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    • Can I use regular almonds for the no-cook Almond katli recipe?
    • Should I grind almond flour
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    Can I use regular almonds for the no-cook Almond katli recipe?

    No, for no-cook Almond peda always use almond flour as it helps for easy binding and perfect peda texture. avoid using whole almonds.

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    Should I sieve almond flour?

    Since I have ground the almond flour I didn't sieve.  If you are planning to skip grinding, sieve the almond flour and add the fine almond flour. You might need little water for binding

     

    Do I need to grind Almond flour?

    Grinding almond flour along with other ingredients helps for easy binding. 

    Can I use regular sugar?

    No always use powdered sugar for no-cook Almond katli. I have used store-bought powdered sugar. If you don't have it, powder the sugar first, then add other ingredients and grind everything together

    Can I reduce powdered sugar?

    Yes, adjust according to your taste.

    Can I skip the rose syrup and prepare Almond peda?

    Rose syrup makes Almond katli flavorful. If you are not a big fan of rose flavor skip it and add cardamom powder or any other flavor of your choice. In that case, you might need little water for binding (around 1 tbsp). Add little by little as required

     

    Do I need to add water for binding?

    Rose syrup, mixie grinding,  plus little ghee helps for pliable dough. I didn't add water but based on the almond flour you use, if needed sprinkle very little water.

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    I don't have piping mold, how to make a rose impression for rose katli?

    Flower impression is optional, you can skip it. You can also use peda mold like milk peda instead or cookie press might also work for impression.

     

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    No cook almond katli

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    5 from 2 votes
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    Ingredients

    • 1 cup Almond flour
    • 1/2 cup powdered sugar + 1 tbsp add extra according to your taste
    • 1 tablespoon rose syrup for strong rose flavor add an extra 1 tsp
    • 1/2 teaspoon rose essence
    • Ghee

    Instructions

    • Cut a lengthy parchment paper and grease it with ghee, keep aside

    Grind well

    • Add almond flour, powdered sugar, rose syrup, rose essence into a mixie jar and grind well
    • Optionally, add extra powdered sugar according to your taste (i added 1 tbsp), 1 tablespoon of rose syrup for strong rose flavor, and grind everything well
    • Transfer the ground mixture into a wide vessel

    Knead and Roll

    • Grease your hands with ghee and combine the mixture to form a dough
    • Place the dough on one side of parchment paper and cover
    • Apple even pressure and roll the dough into desired thickness with a chappathi or fondant rolling pin

    To make Almond katli

    • Cut into soft rose almond katli with a knife or pizza cutter

    To make Almond peda

    • Use a round cutter or piping nozzle and cut into peda
    • Optionally you can make an impression with a piping nozzle or cookie cutter or peda press
    • Peda with remaining dough
    • Gather the extra left almond mixture and knead to combine the dough
    • Roll it on the parchment paper and cut

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    Notes

    1. Always use store-bought almond flour for this no-cook Almond katli recipe
    2. Avoid using regular almonds
    3. You can store rose katli at room temperature
    4. Adjust the rose syrup according to your taste
    5. Avoid adding more water as that will affect the peda texture
    6. Always use powdered sugar for no-cook burfi, avoid regular sugar
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    Ingredients

    1 cup Almond flour

    1/2 cup powdered sugar + 1 tablespoon (add extra according to your taste)

    1 tablespoon rose syrup (for strong rose flavor add an extra 1 tsp)

    1/2 teaspoon rose essence

    Ghee

    How to make rose peda with step-by-step pictures

    • Cut a long piece of parchment paper and grease it with ghee, keep aside

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    Grind well

    • Add almond flour, powdered sugar, rose syrup, and rose essence into a mixie jar and grind well

    • Optionally, add extra powdered sugar according to your taste (i added 1 tbsp), 1 tablespoon of rose syrup for a strong rose flavor, and grind everything well

    • Transfer the ground mixture into a wide vessel

    Knead and Roll

    • Grease your hands with ghee and combine the mixture to form a dough

    rose-coconut-burfi-coconut-row-burfi-7.jpeg

     

     

    • Place the dough on one side of parchment paper and cover

    rose-coconut-burfi-coconut-row-burfi-2.jpeg

     

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    • Apple even pressure and roll the dough to the desired thickness with a chappathi or fondant rolling pin

    To make katli

    • Cut into soft rose almond katli with a knife or pizza cutter

    To make peda

    • Use a round cutter or piping nozzle and cut into peda

    • Optionally you can make an impression with a piping nozzle or cookie cutter or peda press

    Peda with remaining dough

    • Gather the extra left almond mixture and knead to combine the dough

    • Roll it on the parchment paper and cut

     

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    1. Sama

      October 10, 2024 at 2:00 pm

      Hi, I tried to make the ground powder into dough in my hands but it was too crumbly. Therefore I added one spoon of water and then was able to roll it into a ball.
      However, maybe as a result of this water, after I cut it, it remained a little sticky and not hard enough to be a katli consistency. Any advice? Should I not have added water to roll it, maybe should have added ghee or something else?

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      • Vidya Srinivasan

        October 16, 2024 at 2:57 pm

        Initially it will be crumbly but if kneaded well it comes together

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