Lotus Biscoff Modak For Ganpati Bappa Recipe
Romi Bhattacharjee
142 Recipes
Nurtured by the nourishing meals of her mother and pishimoni (paternal aunt), Romi ...
Romi Bhattacharjee
142 Recipes
Nurtured by the nourishing meals of her mother and pishimoni (paternal aunt), Romi ...
Chocolate modak is quite common these days. For a more trendy fusion touch to the modak platter, this Ganesh Caturthi, try this Niscoff modak recipe at home.
Difficulty:easy
Serves:8
Time:20 mins
Contains egg: No
In Maharashtra, festive celebrations are never complete without modaks. Besides being the sacred and auspicious ‘naivedyam’ (offering) for Lord Ganesha during Ganesh Chaturthi, modaks are an icon of Maharashtrian culinary heritage. While, of course, everyone enjoys the traditional Ukadiche modak, these days, celebrations also include several contemporary fusion twists to add a modern touch to the festive platter. From the Ukadiche modak and fried modak to the chocolate and dry fruit modak, mo......Read More
Ingredients
8
Servings
For the Recipe
- Lotus Biscoff Biscuits - 10-12
- Desiccated Coconut - 2 tsp
- Milk - 1 / 4 cup (as required to shape the dough)
- Lotus Biscoff Spread - 2 tsp
- Condensed milk - 1 tsp
- Ghee - 1 / 2 teaspoon for greasing the modak mould
Directions

Take the Lotus Biscoff biscuits and blend them into a fine powder.

Transfer the powdered biscuits to a mixing bowl. Add the desiccated coconut and mix well until evenly combined.

Gradually add milk to the dry mixture, a little at a time.

Mix gently until you achieve a smooth, soft, and pliable mixture that holds its shape easily.

In a separate bowl, add 1 teaspoon of Biscoff spread.

Add the condensed milk to the Biscoff spread.

Mix well until the ingredients come together into a smooth, soft and creamy filling. Your Biscoff filling is now ready.

Transfer the prepared Biscoff filling into a piping bag and keep it aside. Lightly grease a modak mould with ghee. Fill the mould with the Biscoff mixture, pressing it gently and firmly into place.

Carefully pipe the Biscoff filling into the centre, then cover and seal the top with a little more of the Biscoff mixture.

Carefully open the mould and gently demould the modak onto a serving plate.

Garnish with a delicate drizzle of Biscoff spread over the top of each modak.

Finish with a sprinkle of Biscoff biscuit crumbles for an indulgent touch. Serve these delicious Biscoff Modaks as a contemporary and irresistible offering for Ganpati Bappa.
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