Lakhamari is a traditional Newari sweet made from rice flour, black lentils, ghee or clarified butter, and sugar. It can be shaped in different designs before being deep fried and coated with a sugar syrup. Lakhamari is customarily given as a gift at marriage ceremonies in some Newar communities. The groom's family presents lakhamari to the bride's family along with the wedding invitation. Lakhamari can be stored dry for many days.
Lakhamari is a traditional Newari sweet made from rice flour, black lentils, ghee or clarified butter, and sugar. It can be shaped in different designs before being deep fried and coated with a sugar syrup. Lakhamari is customarily given as a gift at marriage ceremonies in some Newar communities. The groom's family presents lakhamari to the bride's family along with the wedding invitation. Lakhamari can be stored dry for many days.
Lakhamari is a traditional Newari sweet made from rice flour, black lentils, ghee or clarified butter, and sugar. It can be shaped in different designs before being deep fried and coated with a sugar syrup. Lakhamari is customarily given as a gift at marriage ceremonies in some Newar communities. The groom's family presents lakhamari to the bride's family along with the wedding invitation. Lakhamari can be stored dry for many days.
Ticino 21st Batch Objectives To know about lakhamari. To know its recipe. To know about its origin. Introduction Lākhāmari is a type of sweet of Newars. It is made of flour, sugar, butter and other ingredients. It can be made in different shapes and are named differently depending upon the shapes. It is customarily given to guests of marriage ceremony in some Newar subculture. Prior to marriage, the groom has to provide 'lakhamari's to the bride's family, which they will send along with the invitation card for marriage. However, lakhamaris will only be sent to close relatives. Lakhamari can be stored in dry for many days. Ingredients 1 kg Taichin rice flour (easily available in the markets around Kathmandu) 400 gm ghee or clarified butter ½ kg maasko daal (black lentil) Chasni (liquefied sugar) as required Oil for deep frying Water as required Methods Soak the rice grains in water whole day and then, drain the water and let it dry for the overnight. Grind it the next day. Soak and dry the black lentil in similar way and wash it properly removing its cover before grinding it. Mix the lentil into a little water to form a paste. Mix the rice flour, lentil paste and the clarified butter thoroughly stirring it. When the paste becomes soft, put it into a clean cloth piece with holes in it. Now oil in a pan (tai) and put the paste using the clothes with hole. Methods Zigzag it to give interesting shapes and designs. When it comes to a shape, transfer it into a kadai and deep fry until it turns light brown. Now, in another pan, heat the sugar into chasni (liquid) and brush the chasni to Lakhamari like polishing a shoe. When done, leave it for about few minutes. Your Lakamari is ready to be served instantly or store in an airtight container for later use. Photos Photos Reference http://bossnepal.com/lakhamari/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lakhamari www.google.com THANK YOU