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  • Puran Poli / Pooran Poli (4th recipe , made of less oil)

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    Ingredients

    • Please use same measuring cup measure chana dal , sugar, maida
    • 1 cup (200 ml ) maida ( plain flour ) (Indian standard
    • measuring cup of 200 ml / 8 oz capacity)
    • 3 pinches turmeric powder )or ¼ level teaspoon)
    • 1/2 cup (100 ml / 4 oz) water
    • 1 tablespoon oil (
    • for making dough ) or sunflower oil
    • 1/4 cup maida ( for dusting ) or 4 tablespoons
    • 3 – 4 teaspoons ghee (final preparation)
    • In a wide bowl, combine maida, turmeric powder and 1
    • tablespoon oil.
    • Knead maida mix with and enough water ( approximately 100 ml
    • / 1/2 cup ) to make a smooth chapatti dough. Sprinkle extra 1 or 2 teaspoon
    • water if required to make very soft dough. Keep aside for half an hour to one hour in an airtight container. Dough is ready now.
    • 1 cup / 200 ml (Indian standard measuring cup of 200 ml / 8
    • oz capacity) chana dal (Bengal gram dal / chone daali)
    • Wash and soak chana dal in 2 1/4 cups water in a pressure
    • cooker for one hour and pressure cook
    • for 20 minutes (pressure cook along with soaked water) (reduce heat to medium
    • after 3rd whistle (3 quick whistles) and
    • cook for 15 minutes or until done and soft). Do not open the cooker immediately.
    • Allow the cooker to cool naturally. Open
    • the cooker. It should be a thick and soft mixture
    • or drain out dal water if any (may be ¼ cup ).
    • 1/4 teaspoon cardamom powder
    • Transfer the thick cooked dal
    • into a bowl. Keep aside for 15 – 20 minutes
    • until it reaches room temperature. Then mix with 1 cup sugar. Make a smooth and thick paste in
    • a mixer bowl in 2 batches.
    • Heat 1 tablespoon ghee in a kadai / frying pan on a medium heat. Add thick
    • chana dal - sugar paste and stir it on a
    • low to medium heat till the mixture thickens / water dries up / leaves from the sides of the pan (approximate
    • 4 – inch width puri with the help of a rolling pin. Sprinkle little dry maida when making the shape of
    • Place a lime-sized ball (1 tablespoon) of dal paste in the

    Directions

    Puran Poli / Pooran Poli / Boli (made less oil ) – A very popular

    sweet in Indian cuisine. Recipe from my Amma !!

    Makes: 5 – 6 (5 medium thick puran polis or 6 thin puran

    polis)

    Please use same measuring cup measure chana dal , sugar, maida

    (all pupose flour) and water.

    Ingredinets

    time 15 - 20 minutes on a low heat).

    Puran is ready now.

    Sprinkle cardamom powder and mix well.

    Remove from the heat and cool. Make 5 - 6 medium size lemon

    sized balls.

    Final preparation of Pooran Poli:

    Roll out each maida dough into

    4 – inch width puri with the help of a rolling pin. Sprinkle little dry maida when making the shape of

    a puri.

    Place a lime-sized ball (1 tablespoon) of dal paste in the

    centre. Gather up the edges of the puri, enclose the dal paste completely and

    pinch the seams well together (like aloo paratha).

    Dust this ball generously with maida flour mix. Place the dusted ball on a chapatti

    board and carefully roll it out into a chapatti (slightly thicker than chapatti) and place each

    puran poli carefully.

    Heat a frying pan / tawa. Reduce heat to medium, place the rolled puran poli carefully on the frying pan and

    fry till golden color on both the sides - like chapati ( turning it over once or twice

    carefully; smear little ghee (1/2

    teaspoon) on both the sides while frying). Carefully remove it from the frying

    pan with a flat spatula. Serve as a sweet dish. It's a very tasty after school snack.

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