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Last Updated on July 4, 2019 by blessmyfoodbypayal

Custard flavoured Paneer Barfi from leftover ghee residue with step wise pictorial and video recipe.

Custard flavoured Paneer Barfi from leftover ghee residue is one of the most easy, amazing and interesting method to utilize the residue left after making desi ghee.

This recipe idea is derived from a talented home chef Ms. Anjali Suresh who shared the similar recipe in one of the Facebook group. The only difference is that she prepared Laddus using desi ghee whereas we are preparing Barfi using ghee residue.

The taste of this Custard flavoured Paneer Barfi from leftover ghee residue is quite similar to Milk cake / kalakand.

Also have a look at other recipes made using leftover ghee residue :

Ladoo from leftover ghee residue

Eggless Oats Cookies with leftover ghee residue

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gajar ki barfi with desi ghee residue

khoya paneer recipe

besan Ka halwa

Mawa cake recipe

Khoya gulab jamun

video recipe of custard flavoured paneer barfi from leftover ghee residue

Custard flavoured paneer barfi from leftover ghee residue  – recipe card

Custard flavoured Paneer Barfi from leftover ghee residue

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Using lefover desi ghee residue, Custard flavoured Paneer Barfi is a unique sweet in itself.

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Prep Time 1 hour hr 15 minutes mins

Cook Time 20 minutes mins

Total Time 1 hour hr 35 minutes mins

Course Dessert

Cuisine Indian

Ingredients

  

• 200 grams Paneer / cottage cheese
• 2/3 cup sugar Powdered
• 2 tbsp Custard powder Vanilla flavor
• 1/4 cup desi ghee residue
• 1 tsp Desi ghee to grease the plate
• Nuts of your choice

Instructions

 

• Take a bowl and grate paneer in it. You can either finely mash it.
• Add custard powder and powdered sugar.
• Mix the paneer, sugar and custard powder properly so that they combine well.
• Take a Kadai in which ghee residue is already placed and sticked all around. Scrape the residue from all the sides and collect in the centre of Kadai.
• Transfer the paneer mixture in Kadai and start cooking at low flame.
• Saute well by continuously stirring for 5 minutes.
• When it becomes a thick mass and starts separating the Kadai, turn off the flame.
• Take a plate or small box (we used cake tin) and grease it with ghee.
• Transfer paneer mixture into tin and spread properly.
• Garnish with chopped nuts.
• Place in refrigerator to get set for about an hour.
• Cut into the shape of Barfi and enjoy

Pictorial recipe of custard flavoured paneer barfi from leftover ghee residue

You are recommended to use the same Kadai/pan in which you have made the ghee for making this recipe of custard paneer burfi from leftover ghee residue because even after filtering the ghee, there remains much stick to Kadai/pan. So to save & utilize even a last drop of ghee, we are using the same Kadai.

1. Take a bowl and grate paneer in it. You can either finely mash it.

2. Add custard powder and powdered sugar.

3. Mix the paneer, sugar and custard powder properly so that they combine well.

4. Take a Kadai in which ghee residue is already placed and sticked all around. Scrape the residue from all the sides and collect in the centre of Kadai.

5. Transfer the paneer mixture in Kadai and start cooking at low flame.

7. Saute well by continuously stirring for 5 minutes.

8. When it becomes a thick mass and starts separating the Kadai, turn off the flame.

9. Take a plate or small box (we used cake tin) and grease it with ghee.

10. Transfer paneer mixture into tin and spread properly.

11. Garnish with chopped nuts.

12. Place in refrigerator to get set for about an hour.

13. Cut into the shape of Barfi.

Enjoy…….

NOTE

* As we are making this recipe by using the residue of ghee, so we have to be careful right from the stage when we started preparing the ghee.While preparing ghee, keep on stirring the butter otherwise the residue will stick to the  bottom of the pan and get burnt and as a result you will not be able to make these ladoos and if made, they will be bitter in taste.

* Feel free to add Cardamom powder, if you like.

* You can make the same recipe also with desi ghee instead of leftover Ghee residue.

* The role of custard powder is just to give different flavour to Barfi. Otherwise you can make this Barfi without custard powder too.

Feel Free To Ask Queries, If Any…

Regards

PAYAL BALI SHARMA

SHAILENDER SHARMA