'A traditional rich Goan
dessert, Bebinca is a must have at any celebration . Making Bebinca requires tons of patience - a layer can only be
added when the one below it is cooked - but it is so much easier if you have a KitchenAid stand mixer to work with for all the pre-prep' says Chef Samantha Nunes as she makes this delightful and yummy Goan Delight.
Water: 250 ML; Sugar:
500 Gms; Egg Yolks: 10 nos; Refined flour: 150 Gms;  Nutmeg Powder: 2 Gms; Coconut
milk: 500 Ml; Pure Ghee: as desired.
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| In the KitchenAid stand mixer bowl pour coconut milk | 
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| remove bowl from stand and strain for any lumps | 
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| In a pan over heat pour ghee | 
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| when the ghee melts pour a cup of the batter and spread evenly | 
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| when it looks like this take it under the grill or salamander 
 
 Under the grill
 
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| Bake till golden brown, spread another spoonful of ghee and pour another cup of batter and spread evenly | 
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| keep baking and layering for lots of layers | 
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| This is what your bebinca will come out as | 
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| Bebinca by the beautiful backdrop of the Goa Marriott & Spa Hotel | 
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| Chef Samantha Nunes stands proudly with the Bebinca....with the stunning Goa Marriott Resort & Spa in the Background | 
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| And I dine proudly with my childhood hero and star of India...Goan Rock star Remo Fernandes at the Goa Marriott Resort & Spa | 
 
 
1 comment:
Nice ending to Bebinca story - With remo :)
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