Mysore Pak/ Indian CHICKPEA Fudge

Originally created in the royal kitchens of Mysore, this simple yet luxurious sweet has become a beloved treat across India, especially during Diwali, the festival of lights.
If you have the time, making your own ghee takes this sweet to another level — the process is simple: slowly simmer butter until the milk solids separate and brown slightly, releasing a deep, nutty aroma.
So maybe this Diwali, light your lights, play some music, and stir up a batch of homemade Mysore Pak. Let the rich scent of chickpea and ghee fill your kitchen.

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MYSORE PAK - Chickpea Fudge - Indian

Mysore Pak – Indian Chickpea Fudge

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Discover the versatility of chickpea flour by transforming it into these rich, fudgy sweets that melt in your mouth.

  • Total Time: 45 minutes

Ingredients

  • 125 g white sugar
  • 65 g water
  • 85 g chickpea flour/ gram flour
  • 85 g ghee

Instructions

  1. Prepare your mold:
    Brush your mold (or molds) with a little ghee, then line it with parchment paper so it’s easy to remove the sweet later.
  2. Melt the ghee:
    In one pan, gently start heating your ghee. Keep it hot while you make the sugar syrup.
  3. Make the sugar syrup:
    In a second pan, add sugar and water and heat until it starts bubbling. Let it cook for about 4 more minutes, until it reaches the thread stage:
    take a small drop of syrup, let it cool slightly, then stretch it between your fingers – it should form a soft, flexible string (be careful, it’s hot!).
  4. Add the chickpea flour :
    Slowly add the flour to the syrup, a little at a time, stirring constantly to prevent lumps. Cook for a couple of minutes until the mixture thickens slightly.
  5. Incorporate the ghee:
    Pour the hot ghee in gradually, mixing well after each addition so it’s fully absorbed. The mixture should bubble and foam a bit each time you add ghee — that’s a good sign!
  6. Cook until it comes together:
    Keep stirring steadily. You’ll notice the mixture turning glossy and starting to pull away easily from the sides of the pan, that means it’s ready.
  7. Set and shape:
    Quickly transfer the hot mixture into your prepared mold. Tap or press it down evenly.
  8. Cool and cut:
    Let it cool, then cut it into neat squares and enjoy your rich, golden Mysore Pak.
  • Prep Time: 15
  • Cook Time: 30
  • Cuisine: Indian

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