Ginger Almond & Poppy Seeds Vadi#SundayFunday

This Ginger Vadi / Alepak is popular in Maharashtra made during winter as a nutritious candy treat that aids in digestion and helps fight cold and cough. These turned so delicious and everyone loved it. These will last for 3 - 4 weeks on the pantry shelf.
Cup Measurement = 250Ml
Ingredients 
100 Grams Cleaned & Peeled Ginger - chopped
¼ Cup Poppy seeds
½ Cup Almonds
250Ml Milk
1 Tablespoon Desi Ghee
Granulated Sugar - see method
Pinch Of Salt
Method 
Granulated Sugar is measured after grinding.

Soak the almonds and poppy seeds separately in hot water for 6 hours
Then strain the poppy seeds with a fine mesh strainer
Peel the almonds and grind the poppy seeds & almonds together with little milk to form a fine paste
Grind the ginger without adding any liquid to a fine paste. Remove this into a cup how much is the ginger double the quantity granulated sugar.
Grind the poppy seeds & almonds in milk to a fine paste. Remove into same cup. How much is this quantity equal amount granulated sugar.
Wash the blender jar in the remaining milk.
In a heavy bottom pan add a tablespoon ghee add the ground ginger and poppy almond paste sauté for a minute or two on low flame. The ginger will start to release an aroma. 
Then add the sugar and washed mixer jar with milk , a pinch of salt. 
Stir continuously on low flame.
When it stars to leave the bottom of the pan and starts to form a ball in the center.
Test take a bowl of water add a teaspoon of the mixture when it forms a soft ball then it's ready.
Remove into a greased tray and flatten it evenly with a greased butter paper. When still hot cut the vadi into shape you want. 
Then let is cool for at least an hour then cut on the lines and Enjoy!!
Labels: Ginger, Poppy seeds, Almond, Sugar, Vadi, Sunday Funday, Root Vegetables, Candy
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Sneha's Recipe
Sneha's Recipe

Happy Home-maker and culinary enthusiast.

6 comments:

  1. Sneha that is an interesting recipe. Have not tried ginger almond and poppyseed vadi. When I read vadi, I thought it would be a savoury dish. What a pleasant surprise that it is a sweet one.

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  2. Oh how very interesting! It almost looks similar to Scottish tablet or the topping on Skibo castle ginger crunch, which is phenomenally delicious. Plus, I love almonds and ginger, so we definitely need to try this!

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  3. wow this is such a healthy recipe for winters.

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  4. Oooooh, a sort of ginger almond fudge! I'll bet this was popular indeed! I'm looking forward to making some for my ginger-loving mother-in-law. Just to clarify, we add double the amount of sugar as the ginger paste measure, then add an equal amount of sugar as the poppy seed/almond paste measure. Did I understand that correctly?

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  5. How nice to be able to make something that will last several weeks! Perfect for the season.

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  6. Sneha, yummy recipe. I am growing ginger whic looks like will be ready in two months. I am so down to make these.

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