Keep a tray greased with ghee.
In a pan, preferably non stick add a tsp of ghee and roast the besan in a medium low flame till it emits a nice aroma. It will take 10 minutes.
Once done sieve the flour nicely.
This step is a must as it will give a smooth texture to the mysore pak.
Mix this sifted besan with 3/4th cup of ghee and make a smooth paste out of it. Ghee should not be hot.
In a deep wide pan,preferably non stick, add the sugar and add 1/2 cup of water.
Once sugar gets dissolved stop stirring and boil till this reach one string consistency.
You can check the one thread consistency of the syrup between the thumb and the index finger.
Once it reaches the right consistency, add the ghee and besan paste which we mixed together. The consistency is more important else you will get hard or crumbled mysore pak.
Now keep the flame in medium low and stir continuously adding the remaining 1/4 cup ghee at frequent intervals.
Stir it nicely till it leaves the sides of the pan and doesn’t get stick to the bottom.
At this stage transfer it to the greased plate. It will spread smoothly.
Cut it into pieces with a knife or a pizza cutter when it is warm.