Chocolate Barfi is a favourite sweet of mine. The barfi is quick and easy to make and layering it with chocolate gives it a great taste.
2 bars of 150 gms cooking chocolate
1. Take a large microwave dish and mix the milk powder, condensed milk, double cream, ghee, saffron, nutmeg and ground cardamom. Stir this mixture and cook on high (900 watts) for 1 minute. Keep cooking and stirring the mixture at 1½ minute intervals for 6-7 minutes depending on your microwave. The mixture should be smooth and creamy.
2. Grease a tray and transfer this mixture in the tray. Choose a tray that will give you a barfi thickness of just over half an inch. Using the back of a greased spoon or small flat bowl, smoothen the mixture and allow to cool – preferably over night.
3. Once cool, melt the cooking chocolate by following the instructions on the packet. I melted mine in the microwave until it was soft and runny enough to layer the barfi. Allow this to cool. Once cool, cut into squares or diamonds using a sharp knife ready to be eaten. Any left over barfi can be stored in a biscuit tin for a fortnight.
So what kind of barfis do you like?
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