Amla Murabba with jaggery: Easy recipe and its incredible benefits
Mumbai: Amla, also known as Indian gooseberry, is a powerhouse of nutrients and is widely available during the winter season. This small, tangy fruit is packed with vitamin C, antioxidants, and essential minerals that provide numerous health benefits.
One of the best ways to preserve Amla’s goodness is by making Amla Murabba. When prepared during the winter months, this murabba can be stored and consumed throughout the year, ensuring that its health benefits are enjoyed even in the hot summer months.
The cooling properties of amla help combat the harsh effects of heat, making it an ideal remedy for summer-related discomforts. Consuming just one piece of this flavourful and nutrient-rich murabba daily not only helps keep the body cool but also strengthens the immune system, providing a natural shield against common health issues.
Whether it’s for its detoxifying effects or its ability to maintain hydration levels, Amla Murabba is a perfect addition to your daily diet.
Get the Murabba recipe
(Recipe by Nisha Madhulika)
Tips:
- Use large-sized amlas for a milder taste.
- Always clean the container with hot water and dry it well in the sun before storing the murabba.
- If you prefer, you can also make the murabba by leaving it in the sun instead of thickening the syrup. However, this will take about 15 to 20 days. Sun drying helps the juice of the amlas to dry and the syrup to thicken.
- Lemon juice is added for a slight tanginess to balance the sweetness of the murabba.
- For extra flavour, you can add a pinch of black pepper and black salt, which will enhance the taste of the murabba.
- Steaming the amlas helps retain their nutritional value.
- To store the murabba for a longer time, ensure the amlas are fully submerged in the syrup. If the syrup runs low, prepare some extra jaggery syrup and add it.
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