To prepare this delicious sweet dish, chop the dry fruits in a bowl. Next, put a deep-bottomed pan over a high flame and add milk to it. Bring it to a boil and then add sugar along with alum in the boiled milk. Lower the flame and let the milk simmer till it reduces to half the quantity. You will notice that the milk begins to thicken.
Once the milk is reduced to half the quantity, add the glucose and stir well. Next, add ghee to the milk and cook for another 10-15 minutes. You will notice that the mixture will start leaving the sides.
By now, the mixture will be grainy and dark in colour. Now, add water to it and stir once again. Let the mixture cook for two more minutes. Meanwhile, take a metal tray and grease it with ghee.
Switch off the burner and spread the grainy mixture on the tray. You can use a spatula to evenly spread the mixture. Top up this mixture with chopped dry fruits and keep it aside for five to six hours in the fridge and wrap it with cling film to avoid any smell.
Take out when done and cut into desired shapes. Serve immediately. Do