Maharashtrian Modak recipe popularly known as Ukadiche modak in Marathi was in my try list for long time. Last year during Ganesh chaturthi I tried this modak along with fried modak recipe. But the modak shape was not satisfactory. I posted fried modak with wheat flour but skipped posting this steamed modak recipe. So this year I was determined to make ukdiche modak recipe and prepared it successfully after 2 attempts.
I watched a Maharashtrian modak video in YouTube which helped me lot to solve all my doubts and to make a good modak recipe after my flop shows. To make soft modak, dough should be kneaded smooth without cracks. I have used little milk as per the video recipe. So milk helped to keep this modak soft.
I watched a Maharashtrian modak video in YouTube which helped me lot to solve all my doubts and to make a good modak recipe after my flop shows. To make soft modak, dough should be kneaded smooth without cracks. I have used little milk as per the video recipe. So milk helped to keep this modak soft.
Unlike South Indian kozhukattai recipe, this modak dough is prepared in a slightly different procedure. Water quantity used is very less here. But the coconut stuffing part is almost the same like thengai pooranam we prepare in Tamil nadu.
Apart from shaping the modak, I din’t feel anything difficult in this recipe. Modak pleats are not perfect but I am happy that I could make a decent ones. Due to lack of time, I couldn’t capture a video. Next year I will surely make a video for better understanding. Ok, lets see how to make Modak recipe in step by step with picture.
Check out Fried modak recipe using wheat flour.
Modak recipe - Ukadiche modak recipe
North Indian modak recipe - Ukadiche modak recipe with step by step picture.
Cuisine:
North Indian
Category:
Modak recipe
Serves:
10
Prep time:
10 Minutes
Cook time:
10 Minutes
Total time:
20 Minutes
INGREDIENTS
1 cup - 250ml
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HOW TO MAKE MODAK
- To make modak, firstly prepare the coconut stuffing part.
- Heat coconut and jaggery. Mix till it leaves the sides of pan.
- Add cardamom powder, chopped nuts. Mix and set to cool.
- For modak dough, heat water adding ghee and milk in a wide kadai.
- When it roll boils, add rice flour. Switch off the flame and mix well.
- Cover the kadai with a lid and rest for 10 minutes. Knead it well by dipping hands in water.
- Make smooth dough and cover with wet cloth.
- Shape the modak and fill the coconut stuffing. Seal it.
- Arrange all the modak in greased idli plate and steam it for 10 minutes.
- Switch off the flame. Remove the modak when warm. Enjoy !
MODAK RECIPE - STEP BY STEP PICTURES
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3 comments :
I am a big fan of ukadiche modak and this was a highlight of Ganpati festival, growing up. I have the fondest memories of making ( but mostly eating) modak at my grandma’s!
May I however, just point out... ukadiche modak, are *not* from the north of India.
This is a typical Maharashtrian preparation. Maharashtra, is to the west of India.
In fact, most of my North Indian friends are unaware of Modak ( steamed or fried).
Oh thanks for the information. I will update this post.
Thanks for updating!
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