Vegan Mawa Chocolate Modak – Allergen-Free Festive Sweet
Celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi with these Vegan Mawa Chocolate Modaks made with rice flour, oat milk, condensed milk, and chocolate. A delicious allergen-free treat that tastes like chocolate fudge but is safe for everyone.
September 16, 2025
Living abroad often means missing the traditional halwai sweets made fresh for Ganesh Chaturthi. But here’s good news you can easily make Bappa’s favorite modaks at home with simple pantry staples! These Vegan Mawa Chocolate Modaks are allergen-free, quick to prepare, and incredibly tasty. In fact, the best compliment you’ll hear is, “They taste just like chocolate fudge!”
Soft, fudgy, and rich in flavor, these modaks bring together rice flour, vegan oat milk condensed milk, chocolate chips, and a touch of coffee. They’re festive, indulgent, and safe for those avoiding the top 8 allergens.
Vegan Mawa Chocolate Modak – Allergen-Free Festive Sweet
Serving
8-10
Prep Time
15
Cook Time
20
Total Time
35
Free From :
✅ Wheat-Free
✅ Peanut-Free
✅ Tree Nut-Free
✅ Dairy-Free
✅ Egg-Free
✅ Soy-Free
✅ Sesame-Free
✅ Fish-Free
✅ Shellfish-Free
Ingredients
For Vegan Chocolate Modak:
- Rice flour – ½ cup
- Vegan oat milk condensed milk – ½ can
- Water – ½ cup + 2 tbsp
- Chocolate chips – 2 tbsp (or cocoa powder if available)
- Coffee powder – ½ tsp
- Salt—a pinch
Optional filling:
- Molten chocolate + sunflower seeds (for surprise center)
Method
Modak Dough & Mixture:
- In a bowl, mix rice flour, ½ cup water, chocolate powder or chips, and a pinch of salt. Add 2 tbsp more water to achieve a smooth, flowing consistency.
- Heat a kadai on medium flame. Add the prepared mixture with chocolate chips and stir.
- Mix in coffee powder and continue cooking.
- Add half a can of vegan oat condensed milk. Stir continuously to prevent sticking.
- Cook until the mixture thickens, becomes dough-like, and no longer sticks to the pan.
Shaping the Modaks:
- Allow the mixture to cool slightly. Knead well to remove any lumps.
- Grease a modak mold lightly with oil.
- Fill the mold with the mixture, optionally adding molten chocolate and sunflower seeds at the center.
Unmold carefully; your festive vegan mawa chocolate modaks are ready!
Recipe Notes:
- Keep stirring the mixture to prevent burning at the bottom.
- If you don’t have oat condensed milk, use any vegan condensed milk.
- Adding coffee powder enhances the chocolatey depth.
- For a nutty twist, sunflower or pumpkin seeds work great as filling.
- Grease the mold lightly for easy unmolding.
Conclusion:
Vegan Mawa Chocolate Modak is the perfect way to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi in a modern, allergy-safe way. With the richness of chocolate and the sweetness of condensed oat milk, these fudgy treats are festive, delicious, and safe for everyone. A true fusion of tradition and indulgence!
FAQ
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We use vegan oat condensed milk and avoid dairy, ghee, or butter.
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Yes! Simply shape them into ladoos or small balls with greased hands.
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Cook on medium heat and stir continuously until it thickens into dough.
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Yes, cocoa powder works well, though the texture will be slightly different.
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They keep well in the fridge for up to 3–4 days in an airtight container.
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