1 lb flour
 ¼ cup shortening
 ¼ cup Kerrygold butter
 ½ tsp cinnamon powder
 ½ tsp ginger powder
 1 pack Kara Coconut Cream Powder (50g)
 ½ cup water (to knead)
 1 cup sugar
1

Sift together flour, cinnamon powder, powdered ginger, Kara Coconut Cream Powder.

2

Cut in Kerrygold Butter and shortening, knead in until mixture looks like peas.
Add water gradually and mix to form a firm dough.

3

Divide the dough into two equal halve.
Roll each dough ball out to approx. 1/4” thick and cut into strips.

4

Fry dough strips in hot oil until golden brown. (fry in batches). Drain onto paper towels or greaseproof paper.

Syrup
5

Combine ½ cup water, ½ tsp grated ginger and 1 cup granulated sugar.

6

Bring to a boil, stir occasionally and cook until a thick syrup is made. (the syrup is ready when it drips and forms long threads from the spoon)

7

Pour syrup over the kurma and toss with desiccated coconut and mix quickly to glaze the kurma.

8

Continue tossing until the glaze begins to dry and turn white. Allow to cool completely.

Ingredients

 1 lb flour
 ¼ cup shortening
 ¼ cup Kerrygold butter
 ½ tsp cinnamon powder
 ½ tsp ginger powder
 1 pack Kara Coconut Cream Powder (50g)
 ½ cup water (to knead)
 1 cup sugar

Directions

1

Sift together flour, cinnamon powder, powdered ginger, Kara Coconut Cream Powder.

2

Cut in Kerrygold Butter and shortening, knead in until mixture looks like peas.
Add water gradually and mix to form a firm dough.

3

Divide the dough into two equal halve.
Roll each dough ball out to approx. 1/4” thick and cut into strips.

4

Fry dough strips in hot oil until golden brown. (fry in batches). Drain onto paper towels or greaseproof paper.

Syrup
5

Combine ½ cup water, ½ tsp grated ginger and 1 cup granulated sugar.

6

Bring to a boil, stir occasionally and cook until a thick syrup is made. (the syrup is ready when it drips and forms long threads from the spoon)

7

Pour syrup over the kurma and toss with desiccated coconut and mix quickly to glaze the kurma.

8

Continue tossing until the glaze begins to dry and turn white. Allow to cool completely.

Coconut Kurma
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