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    Home » Indian sweets » Palgova | Palkova | Therattipal

    Palgova | Palkova | Therattipal

    October 23, 2019 By Vidya Srinivasan 1 Comment

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    Palgova is a tasty Indian sweet prepared with whole fat milk. This tasty sweet can be prepared within 30 minutes.  With just two ingredients, therattipal tastes so yum.

    Among all the milk based sweets, palgova is one of the favorite sweets for me and my sister. During my childhood days whenever we travel for short 1-2 days trip  extra milk in the fridge always becomes Palgova or basundi. Me and my sister are addicted for both these sweets. Though it is time consuming nothing can compensate the taste.

    My son loves sweets and usually for our quick palgova desire we go for Microwave palgova. Yesterday was my son’s 6th birthday. I started TMF when he was around 6 months. Time flew super fast and I couldn’t believe he is already 6 year old. Growing up birthdays special defaults sweet is always either Paal payasam or Semiya payasam.

    After I started baking I try baking a cake but with my 6 month old daughter this time I couldn’t bake a cake. Day before yesterday I asked him what he wants for his birthday. He immediately said palgova that too Aavin palgova.

    Thanks to India trip we got one more Aavin palgova fan in home. As usual my eye for scanning for a pack of condensed milk in pantry but I didn’t have. Since it is a birthday boy's wish I thought I will make palgova with whole fat milk.

    Usually I add sugar to my palgova. My MIL told me she does a version with jaggery and sugar combo and everybody likes it. I thought jaggery addition might make change the therattipal color close to Aavin palgova color. I wouldn’t say I achieved that but still palgova is palgova. For the quantity I made It was hardly like a prasadam so we all finished it soon.

    Milk based sweet has a special addictive taste and palgova is no exception. When it comes to the jaggery flavour I would say it was 50 -50 vote in our home. Reduce the milk to cream and add your favorite sweetener - sugar/jaggery/karupatti/ brown sugar / coconut sugar etc and enjoy the tasty sweet.
    For microwave instant Palkova,

     

    Palgova

    5 from 2 votes
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    Course: Sweet
    Cuisine: Indian
    Author: Vidya Srinivasan

    Ingredients

    • Whole fat milk - 3 cups
    • Jagger - 3 tbsp presses
    • Sugar - 3 tbsp

    Instructions

    • In a wide heavy bottomed pan add milk and let it boil
    • Once it starts boiling increase the flame to high and keep stirring (If you are using stainless /iron pan place a spoon or small cup to reduce the milk from over flowing. Since I used non stick I kept stirring
    • Stir the milk evenly and make sure it is burnt and keep doing it everytime the milk starts boiling
    • At one stage milk reduce to 1/3 quantity and become like a cream
    • Add the jaggery and sugar around that time and keep stirring
    • Simmer a bit and cook till the sugar melts well and therattipal becomes a mass and drops from the spoon freely. Switch off

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    Notes

    1. If you are using jaggery, Add jaggery after milk becomes thick like cream else it will curdle
    2. Cardamom powder/saffron /rose water or other flavoring can be added to palgova
    3. Palgova stays good in room temperature for 2-3 days
    4. Palgova can be cooked in low flame for hours. High flames make the process quick and gives proper therittipal texture
    5. Keep an eye the milk and make sure you stir evening your avoid milk from over flowing or getting burnt
    6. Add the preferred sweetner for milkgova
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    Ingredients:

    Whole fat milk - 3 cups

    Jaggery - 2 tbsp, pressed

    Sugar - 3 tbsp

    How to make traditional Therattipal with step by step pictures:

    • In a wide heavy bottomed pan add milk and let it boil
    • Once it starts boiling increase the flame to high and keep stirring (If you are using stainless /iron pan place a spoon or small cup to reduce the milk from over flowing. Since I used non stick I kept stirring)

    • Stir the milk evenly and make sure it is not burnt, and keep doing it everytime the milk starts boiling
    • At one stage milk reduces to 1/3 quantity and becomes like a cream

    • Add the jaggery and sugar around that time and keep stirring

    • Simmer a bit and cook till the sugar melts well and therattipal becomes a mass and drops from the spoon freely. Switch off

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