bengali kheer narkel nolen gurer patishapta pitha(pithe) recipe

Patishapta pitha recipe – bengali kheer narkel nolen gurer patishapta pitha(pithe) recipe at home with step by step pictures. Patishapta is one of the most popular bengali sweets or dessertsin West Bengal and Bangladesh prepared at Makar Sankranti or Poush Parbon festival.

Prep time:
25mins

cook time:
30mins

serves:
7

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Rice Flour 1/2 cup

Rice Flour

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Water 1/2 cup

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Maida 1 cup

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Milk 1 cup

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Patali as required

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Grated Coconut 1 cup

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Nolen gud as required

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Khoya 1/2 cup

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Ghee 3tbsp

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Vegetarian

Level : Moderate

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Ingredients For bengali kheer narkel nolen gurer patishapta pitha(pithe) recipe

Rice Flour (Rajdhani) 1/2 cup

Rice Flour

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Warm Water 1/2 cup

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All purpose flour or maida 1 cup

Refined Wheat Flour (Maida)

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Milk 1 cup

Milk

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crushed Patali gur or sugar(optional) as required

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Gratted coconut 1 cup

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Nalen gur as required

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Mawa 1/2 cup

Khoya

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Ghee or oil for deep frying 3tbsp

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How to make bengali kheer narkel nolen gurer patishapta pitha(pithe) recipe

1. First, take 1/2 cup of rice flour(homemade/store bought) in a bowl and mix it with 1/2 cup of water. Stir the mixture for 2-3 mins to mix it well.Then mix 1/2 cup of milk with the rice flour mixture and stir it continuously to make a thin lump-free batter.Cover it and leave it for 15 mins
2. After 15 mins of soaking, start to add 1 cup of maida or flour with this mixture in 2-3 batches.At this moment take 1/2 cup of more milk and start adding to the mixture until making a perfect batter with soaked rice flour and 1 cup of maida.
3. Don’t stop stirring the batter in this stage as we need a smooth perfect batter(without any lump).The Batter should not be too runny or too thick, the consistency of this batter must be medium.
4. Here I’ve divided the batter into two bowls, in one bowl I’ve added 2 tbsp of nolen gur or patali gur and stirred it well till the gur melts down. On the other bowl, I didn’t add anything. If you want to make the whole batter sweet, then add 4 tbsp gur or sugar to it and mix it well.
5. Our pitha batter gets ready, now cover the two bowls for using it later.
6. Place a pan on medium heat, add 2-3 tbsp ghee or clarified butter, then add 1 cup of grated coconut( narkel kora) to it. Sauté it for 1-2 mins.Then add 3/4 cup of crushed or grated patali gur or khejur gur to it. Mix it well.Cook the mixture, till the gur almost melts down.
7. When the gur melts down then immediately add 1/2 cup of grated khoya kheer/Mawa to it and mix it nicely.Continuously stir the mixture. Instead of khoya, you may add dudher shor or malai too
8. When all ingredients are mixed with each other, then add 1/2 tsp of cardamom powder to the mixture. Mix well.This filling must not be dry, which means moisture should remain, so don’t cook it much, Then turn off the heat. Pithe filling is ready.
9. Take a tawa or skillet, make it hot, and brush little ghee in it. Remove excess ghee with a paper towel
10. Use a round shape ladle to put the batter on the skillet and then start moving the ladle in a circular way to make a round-shaped pancake with it.After getting your desired shape of a pancake, let it cook.When the bubbles start appearing on the pancake and it starts to get dry.Then place the fil
11. on the right side of the pancake and start to roll it out with the help of a spatula.After rolling out, brush the pancake with ghee(both sides) and little fry it from both sides for a maximum of 30-40 secs.
12. Our favorite bengali patishapta pitha(patishapta pithe) is ready, serve this dessert hot or when comes to room temperature with nolen gur or khejur gur.