It often happens that the jaggery does not dissolve in a manner while making sweets, sometimes milk bursts or the color and taste of the sweets start to look strange. In such a situation, it is important that some small but work tips should be adopted so that every time sweets become perfect. Let’s know some such easy but effective tips with the help of which you can also bring wonderful test and texture in sweets made of jaggery.
Many times people put jaggery pieces directly into the pan while making sweets. It neither dissolves jaggery well nor makes sweet smoke. The best way is to dissolve jaggery in light warm water first and then filter it and use it. This removes the sand or soil -like impurities present in the jaggery and the texture of sweets is also very good.
2. It is also important to choose the right jaggery
The color and quality of jaggery also affect the taste of sweets. Dark brown or almost black jaggery gives more flavor and looks good in hot sweets made for winter such as glue laddus, flour pudding or mill. At the same time, light yellow or golden colored jaggery is good for light sweets such as coconut laddus or paysam because it tastes mild and dissolves well in the rest of the ingredients.

4. The right way to add jaggery to milk
If you are making kheer, sevaiyan or any milk sweets, then keep in mind that add jaggery to the milk only when it cooks completely and the gas stops, if you add jaggery to boiling milk, the milk can burst. Therefore, it is best to mix jaggery only after closing the gas.
5. Do not cook jaggery too much
Cooking jaggery for a long time causes its taste to become bitter and bitterness can cause bitterness. So whenever you make jaggery syrup, cook it slowly on medium flame and as soon as it dissolves well, turn off the heat immediately.