Modak or Mothagam is a traditional
recipe for Vinayakar Chathurthi. I have sticked entirely with the traditional
procedure.
Recipe Cuisine : South Indian | Recipe
Category: Breakfast
Preparation Time: 20 mins
| Cooking Time: 10 mins| Yields: 10 nos
Ingredients:
For Dough:
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Processed
Rice Flour / Idiyappam Flour (click here for the recipe)
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1/2 cup
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Water
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1 ¼ cup
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Sesame
Oil
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1 tbsp
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Salt
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¼ tesp
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For Filling:
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Grated
Coconut
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3/4 cup
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Jaggery
Syrup (click here for the recipe) or powdered jaggery
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½ cup
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Cardamom
Powder
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¼ tesp
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Procedure:
Filling / Pooranam Making Procedure:
1.
Heat the pan, add grated coconut, jaggery syrup and cardamom powder. Mix them
well and keep the flame at simmer. If you use powdered jaggery, add 3 tbsp of
water and mix them well.
2.
Stir occasionally and cook till the mixture become thick. This will take 5-7
mins. Keep it aside and allow it to cool down.
Dough Making Procedure:
1.
Take the water in a heavy bottomed pan, add salt and sesame oil.
2.
When the water starts to boil, switch off the flame.
3.
Immediately add the rice flour slowly. Stir it continuously without any lumps.
Use
thick handle ladle for mixing the dough.
4.
Mix the dough till the dough does not stick on the sides of the pan and it
becomes like chapathi dough. Leave it for 2 mins and knead the dough with your
hands.
5.
Now close the dough with wet cloth. Otherwise the dough becomes dry.
6.
Make lemon size balls from the dough. Either flatten the ball or make small cup
from the ball. At this time you can grease your hands with oil.
7.
Fill it with coconut filling / poronam and close it carefully like a modak. Do
this step for all the balls.
8.
Steam cook the modaks for 10 mins in a steamer.
Now modak/mothagam is ready for padaiyal.
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