Ingredients
Method
- Coat amla with jaggery, cumin powder, and rock salt.
- Keep this mixture aside for 2 days.
- You will notice that the amla lets out some water.
- Sieve this water but don’t discard it. You can use it for other cooking preparations.
- After removing the water, sundry the amla for 2 to 3 days.
- Avoid drying it completely. Ensure there is a little leftover moisture.
- Once done, just sprinkle jaggery and store them in airtight containers.
Power tip
- If the sour taste of amla is a dealbreaker for you, this candy version can be the perfect fix.
Variations
- To experiment with a savory version, blend roasted cumin/jeera, bishop's weed/ ajwain, and pepper finely, and sprinkle this powder on your amla.
Notes
- Amla in ancient India was known as the elixir for life for its immense immunity-boosting properties and high concentration of Vitamin C.
- Amla is also rich in antioxidants like Vitamin E and beta-carotene, which help fight free radicals responsible for increased inflammation and premature aging.
- Amla candy can be relished by kids and kept handy while traveling.
- Know 20+ benefits of adding amla to your lifestyle here.