Cooking time: 30min
Ingredients
* Maida - 2cup
* Coconut - 1nos
* Jaggery - 250gm
* Cardamom - 5nos
* Ghee - 2tbsp
* Jaggery - 250gm
* Cardamom - 5nos
* Ghee - 2tbsp
* Rice flour - 3tbsp
* Oil - 50ml
* Turmeric powder - ½tsp
* Salt - ½tsp (adjust to your taste)
* Turmeric powder - ½tsp
* Salt - ½tsp (adjust to your taste)
Method
(for dough)
(for dough)
* Add salt, turmeric powder to maida flour
* Mix them well and make dough with water [pour water little by little]
* Make the dough little loose [same as parotta consistency]
* Add oil to the dough and mix it well
* Allow it to settle for 1hr
* Make the dough little loose [same as parotta consistency]
* Add oil to the dough and mix it well
* Allow it to settle for 1hr
(for pooran)
* Grate the coconut
* Break jaggery into finer pieces
* Grind coconut, cardamom, rice flour by adding very little water make it into a fine paste
* Heat a pan in a low flame
* Add the above coconut paste
* Add jaggery to the coconut paste
* Mix them slowly until jaggery melts and paste become solid
* Add ghee and mix well
* Allow it to cool
(for pooran poli)
* In banana leaf apply little oil for lubrication
* Take a lime size (approx.) dough and flatten it with hand
* Take lime size of pooran and make a stuffing in the flattened dough
* Cover the pooan with the flattened dough to form a ball and flatten it again like stuffed parathas
* Heat non-stick tawa pan in low flame
* Gently turn the banana leaf on the pan, such that the poli sticks on the tawa
* Now gently remove the banana leaf from the tawa with the help of a spoon
* Allow it to toast on both sides in a similar fashion to parathas
* Repeat this until dough and/or pooran is exhausted
Note:
* Where banana leaf is not available, you may use butter paper or any laminated papers
