Ingredients
| Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Maida(all purpose flour) | 2cups |
| Oil | 2tbs |
| Salt | 1/2tsp |
| Sugar | 1tbs |
| Turmeric Powder | 1/2tsp |
| Water | to knead |
| Ghee | to cook |
For the stuffing
| Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Channa dhal(kadalai paruppu) | 1cup |
| Jaggery | 11/2cups |
| Coconut(grated) | 1/2cup |
| Cardamom powder | 1/2tsp |
| Salt | a pinch |
Method
Mix in maida,salt,oil,sugar and turmeric powder and knead it to soft piable dough with water.The dough should be little softer than chappathi dough.Keep it covered and let it rest for atleast 2-3 hours.
Cook the channa dhal in a pressure cooker for a whistle or cook it in a open pot soft,not to mushy.
Melt the jaggery with 1/2 cup of water and strain it and add it to the channa dhal and allow it cool.Once its cool down put it in a blender and make it to a coarse paste.
Heat the frying pan and saute the coconut till the aroma comes out(I used the dessicated coconut and didn't saute) and add the ground paste,stir it continously till it becomes thick.(able to make balls).Finally add in the cardamom powder and a pinch of salt and mix it well.Turn off the stove and let it cool down.Make small balls and set it aside.
Pinch out a small lemon sized ball from the prepared dough and flatten it to a small disc on a greased aluminium foil or a banana leaf.Keep the stuffing in the disc and cover it with the dough,make sure all the side are sealed properly.Apply little oil in the fingers and flatten it or roll it gently with a roller to the desired thickness.
Heat a griddle and transfer the poli to the griddle(as shown in the picture) and cook both sides in a medium flame,drizzle a spoon of ghee.Transfer to a plate.
Yummy..Yummy ..Poli is ready to serve.
- The dough consistency is the secret for getting soft polis,using little more than half a cup of water for a cup of maida gives a soft piable dough.
- Fresh coconut can be substituted with dessicated coconut.
- While stacking the polis use of butter paper or parchment paper between two polis to prevent sticking each other.
- It can be stored in the refrigerator for a week,for reheating keep it in MW for 5-10 seconds or in a hot griddle and drizzle it with little ghee.
Check out my friend's recipe here.
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Polis are looking delicious Nalini........It's breakfast time & I am feeling so hungry looking at them. Can't help drooling.
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Puran poli ooks delicious.
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My favorite dish...yours look good too
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