Puran poli is a popular Maharashtrian recipe made during Ganesh Chaturthi or Diwali or any other festive occasion. Puran poli/Holige/Obbattu/Bobbattu is an Indian sweet flatbread that originates from Maharashtra and southern India.
STEP 3.• you can use only maida or only wheat flour.
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STEP 4.• add turmeric powder, salt to taste and mix everything well
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STEP 5.Together.
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STEP 6.• add a little water at a time and knead a little thin dough.
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STEP 7.• the dough should not be thick at all.
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STEP 8.• spread oil and knead the dough to make it nice and soft.
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STEP 9.• transfer the dough into a bowl and spread a little oil over it.
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STEP 10.• cover and rest the dough for at least 1 hour.
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STEP 11.• the more you knead and rest the dough the softer the puran poli
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STEP 12.Will be.
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STEP 13.For puran
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STEP 14.• take the dal into a bowl and wash it really well 2-3 times.
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STEP 15.• soak dal in enough water for about 7-8 hours or overnight.
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STEP 16.• transfer the soaked dal into the cooker and add water.
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STEP 17.• you can decide the quantity of water depending on how much kat
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STEP 18.You want.
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STEP 19.• add turmeric powder, oil and mix well.
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STEP 20.• close the lid and cook dal on medium heat until 5-6 whistles. Do
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STEP 21.Not cook on high heat.
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STEP 22.• strain the excess water or kat from the dal.
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STEP 23.• you can use the water for making katachi amti.
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STEP 24.• mash the cooked dal really good with potato masher.
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STEP 25.• you can beat the dal well with a whisk or ravi too.
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STEP 26.• add gudh and turn on the gas.
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STEP 27.• cook dal on medium heat for about 15-20 minutes or until it
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STEP 28.Thickens up really good and comes together.
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STEP 29.• turn off the gas and add cardamom powder, nutmeg powder and
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STEP 30.Mix well.
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STEP 31.• the puran is already.
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STEP 32.For making puran poli
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STEP 33.• take the dough and knead it once more to make it soft and nice.
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STEP 34.• take a small ball of dough and dip it in dry flour.
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STEP 35.• make pari as we roll while making modak.
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STEP 36.• the pari should be thin at the edges and a little thick at the
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STEP 37.Center.
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STEP 38.• stuff puran and close up the pari from all sides.
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STEP 39.• remove the excess dough if any.
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STEP 40.• dip the ball in dry flour once more and roll the poli.
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STEP 41.• roll it carefully so that puran won’t come out.
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STEP 42.• the poli should be evenly rolled.
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STEP 43.• heat up a pan on medium heat.
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STEP 44.• when the pan is hot enough, transfer the poli on it.
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STEP 45.• when small bubbles begin to appear on upper side after about 2
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STEP 46.Minutes flip the poli over.
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STEP 47.• spread ghee on the poli. You can use oil too.
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STEP 48.• flip the poli over and spread ghee on the other side too.
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STEP 49.• when poli is roasted well from both sides take it off the pan.
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STEP 50.• puran poli is already.
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STEP 51.• you can make 7-8 puran poli from this proportion.
Nutrition value
2341
calories per serving
24 g Fat77 g Protein444 g Carbs39 g FiberOther
Current Totals
Fat
24g
Protein
77g
Carbs
444g
Fiber
39g
MacroNutrients
Carbs
444g
Protein
77g
Fiber
39g
Fats
Fat
24g
Vitamins & Minerals
Calcium
155mg
Iron
18mg
Vitamin A
336mcg
Vitamin B1
1mg
Vitamin B2
< 1mg
Vitamin B3
6mg
Vitamin B6
2mg
Vitamin B9
434mcg
Vitamin B12
0mcg
Vitamin C
0mg
Vitamin E
2mg
Copper
2mcg
Magnesium
502mg
Manganese
6mg
Phosphorus
1094mg
Selenium
102mcg
Zinc
11mg
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. All nutritional information presented are estimates and not meant to substitute professional dietary advice or treatment