Cook up a STORM

Try out these two recipes that won the second and third prizes at The Young World Sweet Chef competition held recently in Chennai.

October 30, 2014 03:55 pm | Updated May 23, 2016 07:34 pm IST

24YT_SWEET CHEF

24YT_SWEET CHEF

Samhith Joy Thomas, VIII, Lady Andal Venkatasubba Rao Matriculation School

Coconut mice

Ingredients:

Half tin (200gm) condensed milk

200gm (3 cups) desiccated coconut powder

1 tablespoon milk powder

4 glazed cherries

8 almonds

10 dry fruits (dates, cherries, cashews, raisins)

Here’s how

Keep aside half cup coconut powder for coating.

Mix together the condensed milk, the remaining desiccated coconut powder and milk powder to make a soft dough.

Take a small quantity of the dough, the size of a lemon, and roll in into an elongated piece, shaped like a mouse.

Once done, coat it with desiccated coconut powder.

Use silver balls for eyes, glazed cherry pieces for nose, cashews for ears, and strands of noodles for tail.

Leave in a cool place.

Tisha V, VI, SBOA Matriculation and Higher Secondary School

Oreo Khoya Nut Delight

Ingredients

Oreo biscuit (Remove cream and powder)

Khoya –50 gms

One tablespoon powdered sugar

Nuts –1 small cup

One tablespoon khus khus

Gulkand – 5 tablespoons

Pista (few silver sprinkles as desired)

Here’s how

Roast nuts and khus khus lightly with a few drops of ghee.

Mash khoya until it becomes soft and then add Oreo biscuit powder to make the dough soft.

Roll the dough into a bowl-like shape.

Mix the gulkand and nuts.

Put the gulkand filling in the bowl–shaped dough and press lightly.

Decorate with pista and silver sprinkles.

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