Chandrakala Recipe–How to make Chandrakala with video
Chandrakala is a Milk based Sweet. It’s my hubby favourite sweet, he simply love this one. I wanted to try making this sweet for long time but never did, until one day finally I decide to make it. He really liked it very much as chandrakala tasted awesome ..everything got over very fast 🙂
It is very easy to prepare and taste is so delicious.To prepare this sweet we need Khova/Khoya for stuffing.Here i tried this sweet with homemade khova/khoya.You can try this with Store bought one also.
It is very easy to prepare and taste is so delicious.To prepare this sweet we need Khova/Khoya for stuffing.Here i tried this sweet with homemade khova/khoya.You can try this with Store bought one also.
Suriyakala Chandrakala recipe video:
Ingredients For Khova:
- 1 litre Milk
- 1/2 cup Sugar
- 1/4 cup Almonds – pistachios -cashew (sliced)(optional)
- 1/2 tsp cardamom powder
Method:
- Heat the milk in a heavy bottomed pan.Bring it to boil.Once it starts boiling, then lower the heat – something in the middle of low-med.
- Stir it once every 10 min to make sure that the milk does not stick to the bottom.
- Add the Cardamom Powder and sugar.The milk is about an hour and half or so, slowly starts reducing in volume and turns into sandalwood yellow colour.
- After 1 hours or so, it thickens and this is a point when it becomes mandatory that attention is given and stirring is must on a continuous basis. Otherwise it will stick to the bottom.At final stage it will be like thick paste.Remove it from the stove ,Transfer it into a serving bowl and cool it for sometime.Khova is ready for stuffing.
Ingredients For Chandrakala:
- 2 cups Maida/plain flour
- 2 tbsp Ghee
- 2-3 tbsp water/as needed to knead the flour
- a pinch Salt
- Oil/Ghee for deep frying
- 1 cup sugar (for syrup)
- Few Kesar /pistachios
- Khoya for stuffing
Method:
- Add the maida flour and salt in a large mixing bowl.Add ghee and start kneading the dough.Add water little by little and knead them again till the dough become soft.Cover and keep aside.
- Roll each dough pieces like small poories.Place stuffing in the center of the poori and close it.
- Fold in the edges.Repeat this step with remaining dough.
- Prepare the sugar syrup by boiling sugar and water into thick consistence.Fry all chandrakala one by one in a ghee/oil at moderate temperature, till it turns golden.
- Take it out and soak the chandrakala immediately in prepared sugar syrup for 10 minutes and then arrange it in a tray.
Garnish it with grated pistachios/saffron strands.
And this is how the stuffing looks ..:)…just to tempt you guys 😉
Have a nice Day!
You tempted me :):)Superb preparation and the elaborate illustrations are too good, thanks for the recipe.Bookmarked :):)
Owh my god!!! This is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo inviting! Bookmarked it straightaway! We make curry puffs with potatoes or chicken filling. This sweet filling makes me salivate now! 😀
Wow,looks wonderful…I have heard about this famous sweet a lot,but never tasted or tried,mouthwatering now! Thanks for the link love prema 🙂
wow…..
looks very tempting dear 🙂
we call it khova karjikaayi…looks absolutely delicious..:)
It has come out perfect…The filling looks yumm!!! I simply love these authentic sweet dishes..Thx for sharing this one with us Premlatha..;)
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Wow …looks so damn gud Prema …I have heard and seen it but never tasted :(…and ofcoz you didnt invited to taste too 🙁 :p ….I’m booking myself with you in ur next trial 🙂
Prema OMG kalakkara. all the clicks only make it more tempting
Asusual awesome presentation i love sweets u r making me tempting by u r lovely recipe and clicks.
சூப்பர்ர்ர்..அட்டகாசமான இனிப்பு!!
prema, send me few .i am really drooling for some now. U made it very perfect and nice clicks too
Oh my, that looks truly amazing and i love these kind of sweets, Great job Prema…
oh chandrakala is similar to gujiya in north..superb clicks..making me want to grab a few from the screen..
OMG,they are so inviting and irresistible,beautiful clicks
You have made me literally drool for them 🙂 yummmmmmmmm 🙂 I have a super sweet tooth and this is irresistible 🙂
U ROCK IT.LOVELY SWEET
Really u’ve made all tempting !!!! I still remember this sweet from bombay sweets ,hmmmm,..So perfect Chandra.Aweeeeeeeeeesome
Ahh my favorite, very professionally n beautifully done Prema…if you have some leftover, send me some please! 🙂
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Perfect and yummy.. Long time since I had chandrakala.. Love your step-by-step details and the clicks.. You Rock!
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oh!delicious n tempting chandrakala..my favt too.
absolutely fantastic…. what a marvelous clicks and excellent step by step explantion…. bookmarked….
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Hm.. all the work paid off you will agree. Looks fantastic.
This is my fav….perfectly done and beautiful clicks Prema
wow….how yummy they look…I love this sweet tooo…even my hubby!…will make it for him sometime!
This Chandrakala is been chasing me for the past few months, I simply couldn’t resist this , looks very tempting.
This sweet is called Khova poori in Pulla Reddy sweets, Hyderabad and it is my favoritest sweet! Thanks a ton for the recipe!!!!
Looks awesome. You made very nicely and perfectly.
WOW! Chandrakala looks absolutely yummy! Esp loved the filling..Thanks for sharing the step pics..
An absolute delicacy at display… Love to have a bite.
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i am just drooling at the screen! thanks for sharing this excellent recipe dear!
Super-a irukkunga prema!:P 😛
I tried them for this deepavali for sweets, love it anytime…u r tempting me again with ur beautiful clicks..
looks awesome. Drooling over it.
Perfectly done ….. drooling here 🙂
Cheers, Satrupa
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delicious and beautifully done
This is amazing!! I have knoya I bought from Mustafa so will surely try soon. This is my brother’ fave sweet 🙂
Awesome! Loved the way you have explained the steps. Bookmarked!
I have had this at a wedding back in India and it tasted delicious! Thanks for the recipe..Great pictures..Looks delicious and wonderful!!
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Thats so tempting ..delicious desert ..hugs and smiles
Perfect!! the last click is making me drool..
Bookmarked!!:-)
My favourite
ANd…
looks do-able
Looks so yummy..nice step by step pics and methods.
wish i could have them…i would have finished the whole lot.The snaps are so good.
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They really look gorgeous, Prema.
they really look awesome…
Love your blog – amazing collection!
wow!! I love this..urs look so perfect and delicious..can I have one 🙂
Wow, very well made dear, we make these on festive occasions, nice clicks.
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Prema ur making me mouthwater this morning.. I love this so so much more that that..ur pictures are stunning and makes everyone drool. U should make this for me when i visit u okeva ???
I went and saw the pictures again..I love home made khova ..feel like eating something milky right away.
Thanks Friends:)
Thanks Pavi,Pls Come sure i will make this for u:)
that looks lovely
I want to try chandrakala & suryakala for a long time . but never dared. Bookmarked urs. thnx for the step by step pics .. Looks better than hotels 🙂
Seriously tempted. Bookmarking this..when I have enough time to make Khova, will try this 🙂
Looks lovely …liked the detailed discription:)…lovely clicks as well
Looks fantastic. Very beautiful clicks, first time here. Love your space.
Has come out perfect, looks great.
Thanks dearies…
very delicious prema,
i love this chandrakala sweet..i used to eat lot..especially the stuffing love it..
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pls tell me the grams measurement for sugar pls reply me
thanks maha,1/2 cup sugar is equal to 115gms…
So i hope it is useful for u…If u have any doubts pls ask me…
What an involved process and and what a fantastic end result – SUPERB wish I lived close enough to drop by for a bite!
thanks prema
i love this chandra kala, tempting.great explanation and clicks. i wanted to try for a long time seeing a recipe ina book, your made me so tempting.
You really have a wonderful space here. I have been ogling at this recipe so many times. I will try it one day when I have mustered enough courage. Thank you for providing step-by-step pictures and instructions.
Hi Premalatha,
I saw your recipes. Wonderful I love your recipes.I would like to prepare Chandrakala Gujjia and great explanation. “Happy Diwali” to all of you
Perfectly done, Tempting and great