Bajra flour: Also, known as pearl millet flour. Try to use fresh flour since we are not cooking it.
- If you are in India, you will easily get freshly ground millet flour from nearby local flour mill shops.
- If you are living abroad then I doubt that you will get really fresh flour. In that case, dry roast the flour for few minutes on medium-low heat and then use. Otherwise, kuler will taste slightly bitter.
Recipe Notes
- The quantity of ghee required purely depends on the quality and freshness of the flour.
- The ghee has to be warm only (not hot).
- There should not be any big pieces of jaggery in the mixture otherwise you’ll get uneven sweetness.
- Storage: Kuler stays fresh for 4-5 days at room temperature in an airtight container.