Tilachi chikki – Sesame Seeds Sweet Candy Snack

After my successful attempt  @ preparing 50 Ladoos in one go, I still had loads 1/4 kg more of sesame seeds pack. So when MOM was visiting me then we planned to prepare the world famous Lonavala ishtyle tilachi Chikki.  

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Chikki is a Maharashtrian traditional sweet Candy snack, usually made with Jaggery as a base with addition of groundnut\ sesame\ bengal gram dal.

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The overall procedure of preparing Chikki is quite similar to Sesame Ladoos, so if you are bored to moulding the mix into balls you can always go for Chikki.

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You Need : Same as tilache Ladoo

You Do:

  1. Roast the Sesame Seeds till they turn light golden and fluff a bit.
  2. Grind these along with Chana Dal and Peanuts into a course powder.IMG_4681
  3. Add Ghee in Non-stick Wok, follow with Jaggery. Melt the jaggery to dark Red colour, turns to thick liquid consistency.
  4. Add Course Powder to this. Cover and switch of the flame in 1 min.
  5. Spread this mix on a tray type plate, firstly coated with loads of Ghee, and let it cool. You can slide a knife to make pieces or designs the way you want, till the mix is semi hot.IMG_4683
  6. This will help you remove the pieces when cold. Once its cool, just reverse the plate and remove the pieces.

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My chikki pieces were a bit thick, if you prefer you can spread it into thinner base. Have it as a snack or just gift it to friends as a lovely Candy snacks.

Comments

  1. Fantastic n drool worthy tempting chikkis...lovely!

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  2. Feel like having some chikkis, irresistible..

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  3. Tht does look so delicious Kanchan, chikki is always been my fav:)

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  4. Wow tilchi chikki looks yumm. comeout so perfect kanchan...

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  5. Dear Kanchan
    How are you and Foodie? I am mostly off blog these days and I am relaxed to see that you havent posted many !
    This is the famous Lunavels chiki ...humm tempted to make an attempt.
    Have a nice week and take care

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  6. Dear Kanchan
    How are you? I am here after a long time. But I haven't missed much, I can see. You are not gossiping in the kitchen it seems.
    I like these chikkis, the Lunavela ones. But havent eaten for long.
    I am also off blog mostly.
    Best wishes to you and foodie
    Da

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