Showing posts with label Poli varieties. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poli varieties. Show all posts

Hoornada Holige


Tried out this delicious variation of poli from Prathibha's blog The Chef and her Kitchen..Thanks Prathibha for this traditional version.

Ingredients

For outer layer -

1 cup very fine rava called chiroti rawa
Pinch of salt
1/2 cup oil
Ghee as required

For the filling -

1 cup redgram dal
1 cup grated jaggery
1/4 tsp turmeric powder
1/4 cup grated coconut
A pinch of salt
1 tbsp ghee
1/2 tsp elaichi powder

Mix the rawa, salt and make a soft dough with required water. Keep kneading the dough well to make it softer and soak the dough with oil for an hour. Remove excess oil and it can be used for other purposes. The outer dough is ready. Make balls of it.

Soak the dal for 10 minutes and cook with water, turmeric, salt and ghee till soft but not mushy. Strain excess water. Heat grated jaggery with a bit of water till it melts and add the dal, coconut, elaichi powder and mix well. Once cool, grind the mixture to a smooth paste without adding water. Make balls of it and keep ready.

Grease banana leaf with little oil and pat the outer dough into a round. Place the filling ball in the center and cover it with the outer dough. Pat slowly to a thin round without letting out the filling as far as possible. Slowly invert the leaf on a hot tava and remove the leaf carefully. Spread a bit ghee and cook on both sides till brown spots appear.

Serve with a drop of ghee over it.
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Beetroot Poli

 Ingredients

Stuffing- for 3 medium sized polis

1 medium beetroot (peeled and grated)
4-5 tsp sugar (for medium sweetness-add more if reqd)
Bit of cardamom powder

For outer layer

1 cup all purpose flour (maida)
Pinch of salt
3-4 tbsp Oil

Ghee as required

Make a soft dough of all purpose flour, salt and water. Add oil and mix well. Keep covered for atleast 1 hour. Heat 1 tsp ghee and add the grated beetroot. Mix well and cook on low flame till beets are cooked. Add sugar, cardamom powder and mix well till sugar melts. Cool well and make 3 small balls of it.

Grease a plastic sheet with little oil. Take 1/3 rd portion of the dough and pat it on the sheet by covering it with another sheet. Let the center be little thick and sides thinner. Place the beetroot stuffing in the center.



Cover it with dough from all sides and again pat it keeping another plastic sheet on it. Pat slowly ensuring the filling does not come out. Heat tava and cook it on medium flame with little ghee on all sides till brown spots appear on both sides.

Serve hot with little more ghee.

** You can even grind the beetroot before frying in ghee.
** Since beetroot is already sweet in nature, remember to reduce the quantity of sugar.


More varieties of Polis that you can try for this year's Pongal

Kesari poli

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Potato poli


Ingredients for dough

2 cups all purpose flour/maida
Pinch of salt
3 tbsp oil

Ingredients for stuffing

4 Boiled and mashed potatoes
100 grams Sugar
4 tbsp ghee
1 tsp cardamom powder
Pinch of yellow food colour

Make soft dough of the flour, salt and water. Add oil and mix well till dry. Keep aside for 1/2 hr.

Heat ghee and add the potatoes. Fry them for 2-3 minutes till the ghee starts seperating. Add sugar, cardamom powder, food colour and mix well till it gets thick and forms into a big lump. Make small balls and keep aside.

Make balls of the maida dough and pat it to small and thick rounds using little oil. Use a greased plastic sheet for this. Keep the stuffing in the center.

Cover it with the dough from all sides and dust it with little maida. Roll it slowly into thick chapati ensuring the stuffing doesnt come out much.

Cook this on a hot tava on low flame with little ghee till brown spots come on both sides.

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Carrot poli



This recipe was requested by Chitra of Ratatouille-Anyone can cook blog ..

Ingredients

4 carrots-peeled and boiled
3 tsp sugar (adjust as per taste)
1 tsp cardamom powder
1 cup maida/all purpose flour
Pinch of salt
2 tsp oil
Ghee

Make a dough of maida, salt and water. Add the oil and mix well to the dough. Keep aside covered with wet cloth for 1/2 hour.

Grind the carrots along with sugar without adding water. Now heat 1 tsp ghee and add this carrot paste and cook well till it gets thick and forms a big lump. Add cardamom powder and keep aside till it cools down. Make small balls of it.
Make balls of the maida dough and pat it to small and thick rounds using little oil. Use a greased plastic sheet for this. Keep the carrot balls in the center.



Cover it with the dough from all sides and dust it with little maida. Roll it slowly into thick chapati trying that the carrot mixture doesnt come out much.


Cook this on a hot tava on low flame with little ghee till brown spots come on both sides.

Kesari poli


You can make this dish with leftover kesari/sheera also

Ingredients

1 cup roasted rava
1 3/4 cups sugar or jaggery
2 cups water
1 tsp cardamom powder
2 cups all purpose flour/maida
Pinch of salt
3 tbsp oil
Ghee

Heat water and add the rava to it. Cook on low flame till soft and add sugar/jaggery and cardamom powder. Mix well and when it gets thick, cool it. Make balls of it.

Make a soft dough of all purpose flour, pinch of salt and water. Add oil to it and mix well to make it elastic. Keep covered for 1 hour. Make balls of it.

Roll out the dough into small puri, place a ball of filling in the center and cover it well from all sides. Dust with flour and roll out again into thick polis ensuring that the filling does not come out. Cook it on a tava on low flame till brown spots appear on both sides using little ghee.

Thanks Shanti of Shanti Krishnakumar's cookbook for this lovely award


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Groundnut Poli



Ingredients

1 cup roasted groundnut
1 tsp roasted white sesame seeds
3/4 cup grated jaggery
1/4 tsp cardamom powder
1 cup all purpose flour
A pinch of salt
A pinch of turmeric powder
2 tbsp oil
Ghee

Make a dough of all purpose flour, salt, turmeric powder and water. Now add oil little by little and mix it well to get an elastic dough. Keep covered for 15 minutes.

Grind the groundnut, sesame seeds, jaggery and cardamom together.

Take a small ball of the dough and roll it into a small thick puri. Keep the groundnut filling in the center and close it well from all sides. Dust it with some rice flour and roll out into thick rotis, ensuring the filling doesnt come out.

Heat the tava and cook these on medium flame with some ghee on both sides.

Serve with some more ghee.

Other boli varieties

Obattu (Coconut jaggery filling)



Puran Poli/Boli ( Greengram Dal and jaggery filling)



These boli varieties are my contribution to Sweet series: Puran Polis event hosted by Mythreyee of Paajaka Recipes

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Obattu for Ugadi


Ugadi festival is around the corner and Obattu is the special dish prepared for the occassion.

Ingredients

1 cup grated coconut
1/2 cup grated jaggery
Cardamom powder
1 cup maida
A pinch of salt
A pinch of turmeric powder
4 tsp oil
Ghee

Make a soft dough of maida, salt, turmeric powder with water. Add oil and knead it well. Keep it covered for about 20 to 30 minutes. Heat the grated jaggery with very little water and when it starts becoming thick, add the coconut and cardamom powder and mix well. Cool for some time and make small balls of it.

Take a medium sized ball of maida dough, roll out into small puri and place the ball of filling in the center. Close with maida dough from sides and roll out into a chapatis, ensuring the filling doesnt come out. Cook them on a medium hot tava till you get brown spots on both sides.

Serve with some ghee.

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Puran Poli/Boli



Ingredients

1 cup all purpose flour
A pinch of salt
A bit of turmeric powder
4 tsp Oil

For filling -

1 cup greengram dal / bengalgram dal ( The healthier version is of greengram dal, but with regards to taste, bengalgram dal is best)
1 cup Jaggery
2 tsp grated coconut
1/4 tsp cardamom powder

Soak the dal for about 2 hrs. Cook the same for 5 minutes and drain out the water and grind it to a smooth paste. Add the jaggery, coconut and grind again. Add cardamom powder and make medium sized balls of it. (In case it is watery, cook on low heat for five minutes or until thick)

Add turmeric and salt to the all purpose flour and form a soft dough with water. Add the oil and mix well. Keep covered for about 2 hrs. Make small balls of these.

Take two plastic sheets and grease them with little oil. Place the all purpose flour balls on one sheet, cover with another and roll out into a small round with thin edges. Now place the filling balls in the center and cover it well with the dough. Dip in little maida and again roll it out into thin chapatis.

Heat tava and cook these thin bolis on low heat. Add ghee to the sides and when both the sides start getting brown spots, the bolis are done.

While serving, add a bit of ghee to it.
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