POORNALU/BOORELU
Poornalu/boorelu is a sweet recipe and it is prepared with Bengal gram, Jaggery /Sugar, Cardamom powder, All-purpose flour. This is a very easy sweet dish and prepared in every South Indian festival as a prasadam to God pooja. Poornalu another name is Boorelu called in the Telugu language. There are two types of preparation for Boorelu. One is the coating batter is made up of maida / all-purpose flour. The second one is made up of rice, Urad Dal / black gram.
Now I am preparing with all-purpose flour. This is very easy to prepare and my family likes this sweet recipe very much. Within half an hour we can prepare this recipe. If we prepare the stuffing yesterday, it will be very easy to prepare just ten minutes.
Let's start to prepare:
INGREDIENTS:
- Bengal gram / Senaga Pappu - 2 cups[soaked for two hours]
- Grated Jaggery - 2 cups
- Fresh grated coconut - 1/2 cup[it is optional]
- Maida / all-purpose flour - 3 cups
- Itachi / cardamom powder - 1 spoon
- Oil - deep fry (1liter)
- Soda salt - 1 pinch
- Ghee - 2 spoons
PROCESS:
- Clean the Bengal gram thoroughly and soak it in water for two hours.
- Add one glass of water into it and boil for 15 minutes in low/medium flame.
- Now filter the water with the help of a net/ plate.
- Cool it for some time.
- Place the boiled Bengal gram and add grated jaggery, ilachi/ cardamom powder in the mixer jar.
- Make a rough or smooth textured paste.
- Add ghee to that Bengal gram /senega pappu paste.
- Make a small ball [small lemon size] with this paste and place it on a big plate.
- Take another vessel and add maida / all-purpose flour, soda salt, water and mix it well.
- Prepared the batter just like dosa batter.
- Heat a big vessel add oil for deep fry.
- Take one Bengal gram sweet ball and dip into the maida batter.
- Now drop the maida coated ball into the hot oil.
- The same pattern drops one by one all the sweet balls into the oil.
- Based on the oil vessel consistency, drop 5 or 7 sweet balls into the oil.
- Fry them in medium flame and fry it in two sides.
- After frying the poornalu, take it in a vessel.
- Use the tissue paper to absorb the excess oil from the poornalu.
- yummy and delicious Boorelu / Poornalu is ready to eat.
TIPS:
- How to check the Bengal gram are boiled- we can smash the bengà l gram with our fingers.
- If Boiled Bengal gram, jaggery paste became loose texture - add some of maida / all-purpose flour / some of the Bengal gram paste.
- As your taste, you can add Jaggery.
- Don't make the loose texture of the maida batter.
- When the maida batter is thick, then the Bengal gram balls are not break in the oil.
- If the Senagapappu sweet balls/Bengal gram sweet balls break in the oil, total oil will be damaged to fry the remaining poornalu. Then filter the oil and fry the Boorelu/ poornalu in the above process.
- Don't fry more sweet balls in the oil and leave the place for turning the Poornalu.
- Heat the oil in medium flame and fry the sweet balls in medium flame.
- If you don't use grated coconut in the filling, this Poornalu stored for two days.
poornalu / Boorelu is a sweet dish and a very quick recipe and easy to make for beginners also. All ingredients are available in our home and we can do any time this poornalu. I made it on Vinayaka chavithi festival day and this poornalu sweet is one of the favorite desserts of my family members and relatives. Try this POORNALU and enjoy it with your family.
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