- Average
- Average budget
Ingredients
- 500gms Maida (plain flour)
- 500gms chana dal (Split bengal gram)
- 400 gms Gud (jaggery) - Grated or coarsley chopped
- 1 tsp Cardamom Powder
- 150ml Oil
- Pinch of Salt
- Ghee to serve
- warm water to knead the dough
Preparation
Step 1
Soak the dal for 1 hour and pressure cook it with a pinch of salt till it is completely cooked and soft
Strain the dal. In a blender blend Jaggery, dal and cardamom powder to a fine mixture
Transfer the mixture in to a non-stick pan and cook on low heat till it becomes dry completely. It should form into a stiff non-sticky mixture. With this your Puran(stuffing) is ready
For the outer covering the Poli, take maida, a pinch of salt, add oil, knead with warm water. The dough should be similar to a chapati dough but just a little more softer and loose.
Make about 15 equal parts of the pooran and dough, like any paratha, roll out the dough into a small circle, place the puran in centre and cover from all sides. Roll out the poli gently and dry roast on a tawa or pan
Cook on both sides on medium heat till it turns a slight golden brown and is cooked well. ( about 1/2 min on each side)
Serve hot with loads of ghee drizzled on top centre
Footnotes:
Do not compromise with the quantity of oil as the polis may turn out hard and dry.
Puran Poli is also served with warm milk in many Marathi (Indian) households