Holige or Obbatu or Puran poli | About: | | Its a sweet dish. Basically its a North Karnataka food. | Ingredients: | | For Kanaka/Dough you need.. Preparation: Mix all the ingredients with warm milk till you get soft elastic dough (almost like a chapatti dough). Keep it covered in a warm place and add oil on the dough to prevent from drying.. For Hoorna/Stuffing -
1 cup (1 Pav) Chana Dal -
1.5 cups soft dark brown jaggery -
2tsps green cardamom powder -
½ cup fresh grated coconut Preparation: Boil Chana Dal on stop stop with 3cups of water till the Dal is soft but does not break. Strain all the water. Grind the Dal to a smooth paste without any water.. In a thick Kadai, add jaggery and sprinkle a handful of water and melt the jaggery.. and boil for 2-3 minutes till bubbles form. To this add cardamom powder and mix well. Now add the Dal paste and mix well. In a medium flame, keep stirring this mixture for 10-12 minutes till all the water evaporates and the m mixture gets to a Halwa consistency. To this add fresh coconut and keep it aside to cool. | How to prepare? | -
Take ping pong sized dough. Pat it on a foil greased with oil to a little disk. -
Now take a ping pong sized filling and place it in the puri. Close all the ends and roll out to a desired size. -
On a tawa fry the Holige with very little oil if needed. Tip: Use rice flour for dusting when rolling out the Holige. This gives a very unique flavor.. | How to Serve? | | Serve with milk or curd. Usually people love to have this with milk. | Health statement: | | Chana Dal can be a good food for people with diabetes because it has a low glycemic index. |
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