Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Jujups

When I read about 'Jujups ' in Jayashree's blog almost one year ago. I decided to try out this lovely candy. Jayashree told that it was her MIL's recipe. I made some minor changes in the recipe and it turned out very well. Instead of store bought chocolate and toffee, this is the best option for children. They enjoy it like anything.

Ingredient

Grated papaya - 1 cup (papaya should be ripped and firm)

Sugar - 1/2 cup

Orange crush - 2 tablespoon

Salt - 1 teaspoon

Water - 1/4 cup

Lime juice - 1 tablespoon

Caster sugar - 2 tablespoon

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Procedure

Soak grated papaya in water with salt. Keep covered for half an hour. Wash and drain the water from papaya. Heat a heavy bottom kadai. Add grated papaya and 1/4 cup water. Cover and cook till whole water is evaporated. Add sugar into it. Keep stirring continuously. When sugar melts and papaya turns into sticky mass, add lime juice and orange crush. Mix well and cook for another 5 min. papaya should leave the sides. Grease a plate with ghee and transfer this mixture to it. When the mixture gets warm, put little water to your palms. Take a small ball and give a desire shape to it. spread caster sugar in one plate and roll and coat Jujups one by one with the sugar.










17 comments:

  1. I had this candy thing in one of my north Indian friend in USA. It was just white color.. But this looks really like a candy..

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  2. Wow! Jujups look lovely
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  3. Really healthy one for kids,will try soon

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  4. Preethi, they look so delicious. My kids love them . Will surely try them out. Do check out mine when u find the time.
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  5. I love jujups very much making them at home is new for me will try soon.

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  6. Hi. These look so good and surely would taste yumm. how many of them did u finish?

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  7. Thanks for trying jujups. Liked the idea of adding orange crush. Yours have come out well.

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  8. Thanks a lot friends!!!!
    @Pari- Are I don't have sweet tooth... so I tried only one or two ;)

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  9. such cute candys, cant believe its made from papaya..too good.

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  10. Wow I love these jujups and we make it the same way without any orange... Sounds like a great idea to use orange!!!

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  11. Loved the name....n thks for sharing such a cool candy...pappaya into a candy...m impressed.

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  12. Lovely name... jujups looks colorful and yummy.

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  13. Mam such a nice space u have ! was looking for nariyal pak and chanced upon ur blog ! bt got so hooked on reading that ended up on this particular recipe...would love to try them soon . thanx .
    Madhu

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