Cooking Tips: Know How To Make Badam Barfi!

How To Make Badam Barfi: Almond is a very healthy dry fruit that is a storehouse of phosphorus nutrients like fiber, protein, vitamin E, magnesium, manganese, and copper. The effect of almonds is hot, so by consuming almonds in the changing season, your body remains warm internally. Apart from this, consuming almonds also help you in weight loss, bone health, improving mood, and controlling heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. Not only this, the consumption of almonds helps in increasing your immunity. That's why today we have brought you the recipe for making Badam Burfi. Badam barfi also tastes very tasty. Along with this, it is also very easy to make, so let's know how to make Badam Barfi.....

Ingredients required to make Badam Burfi-

250 grams almonds

1 cup milk

1 tablespoon ghee

2 pinches saffron

1 cup sugar

How to make Badam Burfi?

To make Badam Barfi, you first take a pan.

Then add water to it and boil it well.

After this, you put almonds in it and keep it for some time.

Then take out the almonds and put them in cold water for about 1-2 minutes.

After this, take out all the peels of almonds.

Then you put almonds in hot water again.

After this, keep them soaked for about 1 hour.

Then add almonds and milk to the blender and grind it well.

After this, put ghee in a pan and heat it.

Then add almond paste, saffron thread, and sugar to it and mix well.

After this, stir the almond paste continuously and fry it like a lumpy dough.

Then you turn off the gas and leave the paste to cool down.

After this, grease the bottom of a plate/tray well with ghee.

Then when the paste remains slightly warm, you put it in a tray and spread it evenly around.

After this, you leave the paste to set.

Then after it is set, cut the barfi with the help of a knife.

Now your tasty badam barfi is ready.

Then stick an almond on top of each piece and serve.

(Disclaimer: The information given here is based on home remedies and general information. Must take medical advice before adopting it. Kalamtimes does not confirm it.)

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