Ingredients:
Popped Amaranth Seeds / Rajgira / Ramdana – 1/2 Cup
Jaggery – 1/2 Cup ( you can use Palm Jaggery too. Crumble it or cut into slivers with a sharp knife.)
Ghee/ coconut oil – 1 tbsp ( coconut oil for vegans)
Pinch of salt
Method –
Grease a baking tray/ plate with oil and set it aside.
Put a heavy bottom pan on medium heat and add the oil or ghee to it.
Add the grated or crumbled Jaggery with a pinch of salt. I don’t use shakkar or granulated jaggery.
Stir it constantly till the jaggery melts and there are no lumps. Keep the heat low if required so the jaggery doesn’t burn. It will become more like a syrup.
Add amaranth seeds and mix well.
Pour the mixture in the greased tin / plate and spread it evenly with a spatula.
Let it set for 20-30 min then remove it from the baking tray and either break into pieces or cut into squares.
Keep in an airtight container.
Note- Some people make a syrup or Paak of jaggery with water. I prefer it this way. To make it crisp you’ll need to melt the jaggery a little longer without burning. I just wait till it dissolves completely and add amaranth. This chikki/brittle is a bit softer than the market version.
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