I have never celebrated a deepavali with out this sweet! It takes less time to make more number of cakes and so it is easy for distributing among your friends! Just melts in your mouth like icecream! It took around 50 minutes for me to organize the things and finish the preparation. I got about 75 pieces measuring 1 and 1/2 inch squares. After preparing we must leave it to cool for 1 hour before cutting into cakes.
Ingredients
- Kadalai maavu, besan or gram flour – 3 cups
- Khoa – 1 cup
- Sugar – 5 cups
- Ghee – 2 cups
- Cardamom – 6 nos or almond essence- 1 teaspoon
Method
- In a pan heat ghee and fry the besan on a medium flame till you get a nice aroma.
- In another heavy bottomed pan mix sugar with 2 cups water and heat on a medium flame.
- When the syrup forms one thread consistency, add grated khoa and the besan, ghee mixture and cook on a medium flame stirring continously.
- Add the cardamom powder or essence. Keep cooking till there are bubbles all over and the mixture starts leaving the sides.
- Grease a stainless steel or glass plate with ghee. To test if the cake is ready you can pour a small amount on the plate and check.
- Pour the cake in the greased plate when it is ready. Allow to cool. The ghee and khoa will take time to cool and solidify.
- Cut into squares with a sharp knife. If the cake is not done you can cook again on a low flame for a few more minutes.
Just follow the steps shown in the picture and you will make a superb cake!:)
Oh that looks so delicious latha, your step by step presentation of is making my mouth water. Happy Deepavali.
hi superb, but it is mysore pak right?why u call it as ice cream cake, it is just like mysore pak and the ingredients used is also for mysore pak.
Jyothi dear, please read my mysore pak recipe! This has khoa and and ghee is less!:)
hmmm….looks yummy. today I have prepared the godhuma milk for the halwa (u’re recipe). have to make it tonight! will let you know tomorrow about it!
hmmm… so does Lakshmi know how to make this as well? I’ll ask her to make some for me when she’s in town tomorrow.
Looks great lathamma…
A lovely twist to MP LathaN. Very nice pictures. Viji
nice step-by-step instructions 🙂 sure seems easy!
That’s a beautiful recipe…thanks.
i thought it has something to do with icecream+cake when i read the title. but its sounds quite easy and yummy. by the way, maami do u have a recipe to make khoa at home?
It looks superb. I also thought it had to do something with ice cream.
I was going through your other recipies. For the mysoore pak do i have to toast the besan flour.
“Icecream Cake” sounds sooo tasty amma,, just want to fly to ur place and have some right away… but, I am sure for the perfect texture and taste, we need some experience, just like Mysore pak..:)
Wow, If you make something so delicious for diwali it would be indeed a wonderful treat buddy. Looks delicious and picture perfect.
Hi Latha. This almost like Mysore pak but with Khova! I will try it. I might add Ricotta cheese instead of Khova, since I don’t get that.
Just came back from a clinic appoitment for Trisha. Both kids are home today, hard to get on the blog!:))
That mysore pak-ish sweet looks gorgeous, Latha. 🙂
This looks so good. Thank you so much for the detailed instructions and the pictures…. If you have a khoa recipe, please do give it. So far, I’ve only tried making it using Viji’s recipe to make gulab jamuns.
HI Latha ji,
Looks delicious
i love mysore pak .
thanks for giving step by step procedure.
vineela
Wow, that looks gorgeous Latha, love the way you’ve illustrated, it sure is helpful when we make it the first time 🙂 Happy Deepavali!!
You tricked me latha! I came here looking for an “icecream cake”:) I guess I’ll make one mysef and post it…
This sweet looks sinful..kinda like mysorepak which my roomie made for us in grad school…Happy Diwali, and don’t eat all the 75 pieces!!
Is this very sweet with the 5 cups of sugar?
Hi Latha,
Beautiful presentation!!!! We call this sweet as Mohandal..
Thanks for sharing.
Wishing you and your family Happy Diwali…
Love your creative presentation! Kudos Latha!
this looks very similar to the besan laddoo that aiee makes, and which I love!
Terrified to try this at home – I’d prolly eat the whole batch 😛
Wishing you and your family an outstanding Deepavali!
Right at this moment ,I am munching the “laddoos turned to boondhi” you have mailed me…scrolled down the laddoo pics and then munching :)…
intha post comment appppparam podren…romba serious a sapptuuttirukken illa?…bursting with that aroma of yelakka with the sweet and dry fruits…perrrrfect
This looks a lovely recipe! Ice cream cake…wow….Nice slide show…step by step instructions!Thanks.
Looks so good Latha ma. Wish to try it sometime. The slideshow is so nice and helpful.
Hey Great recipe :-)) Nice slide-show :-))A very Happy Diwali to u and family dear 🙂
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Latha, Happy Diwali to you and family!
thats a yummy sweet :)) almost like Mysore pak….
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