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Broken Wheat Dessert (Lapsi)

Lapsi or broken wheat dessert is a very famous dessert from Gujarat, and unlike other Indian desserts, it doesn’t take too long to make! Like many Moms, I often end up eating my kids’ leftovers just because I can’t stand to waste food. But Lapsi is one dish that I love making for myself, especially when I’m craving something sweet!

Broken Wheat Dessert (Lapsi)

Broken Wheat Dessert Lapsi

Ingredients:

broken wheat dessert

Method:

1. Add ghee in a pressure cooker, followed by the broken wheat. Roast the wheat till it turns golden brown.

broken wheat dessert

2. Mix jaggery and water together. Boil this mixture till the jaggery is completely dissolved.

Jaggery Water

3. Add the jaggery water to the roasted broken wheat and pressure cook on a medium flame for 3 whistles. Once the pressure releases, scoop it out in a bowl and serve hot.

broken wheat dessert

This dessert is a quick and easy recipe for little ones who ask for something special. Please note that if your baby is very small then you can add extra water and give an extra whistle to make the dish softer and easier for you to mash. This way, you can ensure that the entire family has a sweet little something to have after dinner – age no bar!

Author

SumanglaSumangla Indoria has done her B.Com from Delhi University and her PG Diploma in Event Management and Public Relations from EMDI, Mumbai. She has worked for 6 years in the event management and PR industry and for 2 years in Human Resources. She is currently a stay at home mom to her 1 and a half year old daughter.


Broken Wheat Dessert (Lapsi)
Lapsi is a broken wheat dessert from Gujarat that's very easy to make and is ideal for when you're craving something quick and sweet!
Author:
Recipe type: Dessert
Cuisine: Indian
INGREDIENTS
  • Broken Wheat / Dalia – ⅓ bowl
  • Jaggery – 1 tablespoon
  • Water – 3 - 3 ½ bowl
  • Ghee – ⅔ tablespoon
METHOD
  1. Add ghee in a pressure cooker, followed by the broken wheat. Roast the wheat till it turns golden brown.
  2. Mix jaggery and water together. Boil this mixture till the jaggery is completely dissolved.
  3. Add the jaggery water to the roasted broken wheat and pressure cook on a medium flame for 3 whistles. Once the pressure releases, scoop it out in a bowl and serve hot.