Choco Badam Barfi / Choco Almond Fudge
Barfi is a popular Indian dessert . In Choco Badam Barfi / Choco Almond Fudge almond powder and choco powder is used to give it unique flavor.
Barfi or burfi is one of the popular simple Indian dessert or mithai prepared out of mawa or khoya .Many variations are also made by adding different flavors, colors or even the fruit extracts. Normally it is a lengthy process to prepare mawa at home, but if you already have prepared mawa or store bought one, then burfi can be done within no time. Â
My husband has a sweet tooth and I rarely prepare sweets  because he cannot resist and too much of sugar is bad for health. Even if I prepare sweets, I try to make use of minimum amount of sugar or try to make them completely sugarless by substituting with other ingredients . But for today’s recipe of Choco Badam Barfi, I could not avoid sugar, but will definitely try it out making it sugarless in future by adding dates instead of sugar. In my choco burfi, I used 1 cup of homemade mawa and 1/2 cup of almond powder(badam powder). Mixed some coco powder in half of the mixture and made two different layers. One of them is simple mawa badam and the other one is of the mixed coco powder , mawa and badam. Then I gently pressed them and cut them into square shaped barfi.Â
If you think your prepared barfi is too soft, don’t worry. Eventually after cooling down, it gets hardened.  Be sure to finish it within a week  but  I am sure , it won’t take you more then 2 days to finish them. 🙂  Half of my barfi got over the same day. 🙂 . Next week, I will be preparing more.Â
Cooking Time: 5 Minutes
Total Time: 15 Minutes
Yields:Â 16 Pieces
Ingredients:
- 1Â Cup Mawa
- 1/2 Cup granulated white sugar
- 1/2 Cup Badam Powder/Almond Powder
- 2 Tablespoons unsweetened cocoa
- Ghee/Clarified butter for greasing the plate
Method:
Divide the mixture into 2 equal parts. Grease a plate with some ghee.
Add cocoa powder in the remaining barfi mix and knead it well so that cocoa is properly mixed .
Now with the help of pizza cutter or a knife, cut the burfi into square or diamond shapes. Let the pieces cool completely and then remove out .Â
This recipe has also been published on Archana’s Kitchen and Betterbutter.in . Please check out my recipes there.
You had me at almonds and fudge. I’ll take a batch to go !
Anything that takes 5 minutes to cook and 15 minutes total is a recipe I want to try. This would be tasty as a dessert but I might just have to have one for breakfast!
This sounds so good and so quick and easy! I never used to crave sweets, but since being pregnant with my daughter, I’ve become more like your husband! I’m excited to try this soon!
These look so delicious! I’m not much of a barfi fan but ad chocolate to it and I can finish the whole box ;))
@Molly ~ EasycookingwithMolly I know Right! I do lot of variations with my sweets.
Molly ~ EasycookingwithMolly Right thanks!!