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In a skillet, heat the jaggery or sugar over medium heat till it melts and forms a brown color syrup. Alternatively place in a pyrex measuring cup & 'nuke' in the microwave for ~ 30 s and then transfer into a pan.", "Add the spice paste & the ghee. mix well.", "Cook over low to medium heat till the moisture has evaporated & the mixture resembles a thick paste. ( the ghee begins to start oozing out of the paste). Just take care to ensure that the sugar or jaggery does not start caramelizing, which results in a toffee like consistency. Remove from stove & set aside to cool completely. Refrigerate till ready to use. (Of course ,you could just eat it all up at this point!). The 'lehiyam' keeps well for upto a month in a covered container.", "Using a 1/2 tsp measuring spoon, scoop out the lehiyam and roll into little marbles. Freeze to harden these.", "Melt the chocolate & heavy cream in a double boiler till it forms a smooth mixture.", "Keeping the chocolate mixture warm & flowing, dip the 'lehiyam' spheres into the chocolate to coat them evenly.", "Remove with a dry fork, making sure any excess chocolate drips out & place a sheet of parchment paper. Cover & leave in a cool dry place to set (preferably in the refrigerator.", "Once the chocolate coating has hardened,Pick each truffle and toss into the cocoa powder, lift out and place into paper cups. Top with a pinch of flavored finishing salts. (I used my own blend of buddhas hand citrus, and two varieties from provisions, the aleppo pepper and the sumac pepper salts)."]