Celebrating my 600th post with this sweet.Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Stuffing ingredients
Boiled,drained & mashed yellow moongh dhal-1 cup
Stuffing ingredients
Boiled,drained & mashed yellow moongh dhal-1 cup
Brown sugar-1 cup
Cardamom powder-1 & 1/2 tsp
(Mix all above ingredients together.Make sure there is no water in the dhal)
Covering ingredients
Maida-1 cup
Salt a pinch
Yellow food colour(optional)-little
Ghee-2tsp
(make a soft dough with the above ingredients with water)
Ghee or oil to cook the poli
Method
Take a small ball of dough flatten them.Take some filling place it side,cover it completely.Carefully roll out the dough into thick puris making sure the filling does not come out.Cook on a tawa both sides till light brown pouring ghee around it.
Note;
a) Do not compromise on ghee,otherwise the poli will become hard & dry.
b) Make sure your filling/poornam is dry,otherwise it come out while making poli.
c) The above polis are Tamilnadu style.
d) Just before serving heat slightly,smear some ghee on top & serve.
e) Only ghee can also be used for frying the poli.
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Note;
a) Do not compromise on ghee,otherwise the poli will become hard & dry.
b) Make sure your filling/poornam is dry,otherwise it come out while making poli.
c) The above polis are Tamilnadu style.
d) Just before serving heat slightly,smear some ghee on top & serve.
e) Only ghee can also be used for frying the poli.
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I loveeeeeee paruppu poli.. Looks so yummm :) we made this for ugadhi :) In spite of it I am feeling so tempted now :)
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy..delicious poli.I am planning to prepare this for tamil new year.
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmmmmmmm!you have come a very long way congrats on ur 600th post and just keep on rocking and posting new dishes.By the way I saw ur comment for my radish pickle and sorry it was an error that my post got published 2 times by mistake. Now my radish pickle is published with picture and the recipe as well.
ReplyDeleteOh wow 600th post..you rock girl!! Congrats and poli looks tempting!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on ur 600th post, poli looks fantastic and delicious..
ReplyDeletePoli looks fantastic dear. Congrats and best wishes for a great blogging.
ReplyDeleteQuite a milestone! Congrats! Lovely Poli.
ReplyDeletewht's the occasion pa..these are my fav and i just love them so much but very lazy to prepare them..supera irrkku
ReplyDeletewow.. nice recipe.. looks delicious..
ReplyDeleteThese poli look delicious and simply mouth watering.
ReplyDeleteMany many congrats your 600th post.
congrats on 600th post, Poli looks really good.
ReplyDeleteOne of my all time favorite dessets!. Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh wait... 600!!! wow! Congratulations girl!
Hey congrats sailaja.. wonderful wonderful wonderful in reaching 600th post... Its really great achievement and this is apt treat for the occasion.
ReplyDeletecongratulations on your 600th post !!!! and wonderful recipe
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your 600th post, and lovely poli
ReplyDeletecongrats on ur 600th post!! and the polis looks delicious!!
ReplyDeletecongrats on ur 600th post dear.......polis looks yummy
ReplyDeleteIts a complete new recipe with moongdal..thanks for ssharing dear....
ReplyDeleteI love them so much... It is just killing me now.... How can I get a bite right away!!!!! Awesomely made & awesomely clicked too.... PERFECT!!!!
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Congrats Sailaja on your 600th post.
ReplyDeleteCongrats my dear....i dono how u made it upto 600 posts in so short time, i cud never do it...hats off to u...I have an award and meme waiting for u at my spce...please collect it dear..
ReplyDeletemoong dal poli sounds excellent
ReplyDeleteI am a big fan of poli. Love your recipe. But never tried with moongdal . Sure do try next time.
ReplyDeleteI love this poli but I feel lazy to make them Sailaja. Congrats on your 600 posts. I am amazed at how much you have blogged. Good job and happy new year.
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