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Palkova | Palgova Recipe | Thiratipal Recipe

Last Updated On: Mar 17, 2020 by Sowmya Venkatachalam

Palkova | Palgova Recipe | Thiratipal Recipe
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Palkova | Palgova Recipe | Thirattupal Recipe is a delicious dessert made in southern part of India. It is famous in Srivelliputhur in Tamilnadu. This is a tasty Indian Dessert with only 2 ingredients, milk and sugar.  A decade before, people used to prepare this dish in home itself. But nowadays we are buying it from sweet stalls. If we do it in our home it will be surely delicious and we can reduce the quantity of sugar if necessary. It will take at least 45Min’s to prepare Palkova (Pal therattipal / Palgova)and one more advantage is that we do not need to stir the milk continuously. We have stir it at the time when milk initially boils and in regular intervals to scrape the milk solids into the milk and at the final stage stir continuously. Though this conventional method takes more time, it’s worth spending for its taste and flavor.

Palkova | Palgova Recipe | Thirattupal Recipe is one of the very common sweet that we make in our home. My MIL is very fond of this sweet and she often do this when we have excess milk in our home. It’s very delicious and tasty and liked by every individuals in our family.

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    • Quick Method to make Palkvoa in Microwave :
    • Recipe card to make Palkova
  • Palkova | Palgova Recipe | Thiratipal Recipe
        • Equipments Needed
    • Ingredients
    • Instructions 
      • Heat the Milk
      • Add the sugar
      • Serving Time
    • Video
    • Notes
    • Nutritional Info
    • Steps to make Palkova with pictures 

Quick Method to make Palkvoa in Microwave :

Nowadays, we can make this Palkova | Palgova Recipe | Thirattupal Recipe quickly using milk powder, condensed milk or even with Ricotta Cheese. All those are simple, quick but still the conventional preparation has its own unique taste and flavor compared to the way around ingredients.

Recipe card to make Palkova

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Palkova | Palgova Recipe | Thiratipal Recipe

Course: All Recipes, Sweet Varieties
Cuisine: Indian, Tamil Brahmin, Tamilnadu
Equipments Needed
  • Heavy Bottomed Pan
Cook Time: 45 minutes minutes
Total Time: 45 minutes minutes
Servings: 4 people
Calories: 129kcal
Author: Sowmya Venkatachalam
Palkova | Palgova Recipe | Thirattupal Recipe is a delicious dessert made in southern part of India. It is famous in Srivelliputhur in Tamilnadu. This is a tasty Indian Dessert with only 2 ingredients, milk and sugar.  
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Ingredients

  • 1.5 litre Milk (1500 ml)
  • 125 grams Sugar

Instructions 

Heat the Milk

  • In a heavy bottomed pan, heat the milk. Stir the milk to avoid overflow. Allow the milk to boil till it becomes thicker and reduces to 1 cup of quantity

Add the sugar

  • Now add sugar and continuously stir for 5Min’s till the Palkova starts to thicken without sticking on to the sides of pan. You can take a small quantity of palkova in spoon and put it on a plate. Wet your hands and take the palkova in plate and try to roll it. If it rolls like a ball, then the consistency is correct. While testing this, keep the flame very low. If the palkova doesn’t gets rolled up, then keep stirring it in low flame for couple of minutes and then again test it.
  • Once the palkova rolls like a ball and doesn’t stick on the sides of the pan, Remove from flame. Now the delicious Pal therattipal(Palkova) is ready for serving. We can get 1 cup of palkova from 1 litre of milk.

Serving Time

  • We can pour the palkova in a greased plate or bowl and make desired shapes. Serve the yummy palkova. We can store it in air-tight container and use it for a week also.

Video

Notes

https://youtu.be/ibOQIyjBP8I

Nutritional Info

Nutrition Facts
Palkova | Palgova Recipe | Thiratipal Recipe
Amount Per Serving (100 Serving)
Calories 129
% Daily Value*
Cholesterol 6.8mg2%
Sodium 653mg28%
Protein 5g10%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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Steps to make Palkova with pictures 

  • In a heavy bottomed pan, heat the milk. Stir the milk to avoid overflow. Allow the milk to boil till it becomes thicker and reduces to 1 cup of quantity
  • Now add sugar and continuously stir for 5Min's till the Palgova starts to thicken without sticking on to the sides of pan. You can take a small quantity of palkova in spoon and put it on a plate. Wet your hands and take the palkova in plate and try to roll it. If it rolls like a ball, then the consistency is correct. While testing this, keep the flame very low. If the palkovha doesn't gets rolled up, then keep stirring it in low flame for couple of minutes and then again test it.
  • Once the palkova rolls like a ball and doesn't stick on the sides of the pan, Remove from flame. Now the delicious Pal therattipal(Palgova) is ready for serving. We can get 1 cup of palgova from 1 litre of milk.
  • We can pour the palkova in a greased plate or bowl and make desired shapes. Serve the yummy palkova. We can store it in air-tight container and use it for a week also.

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