Paal Boli
Milk Poli
Ingredients:
1 cup maida or rava
pinch of salt
2 tsp ghee or oil for making dough
3 cups thick milk
pinch of cardamom powder
saffron strands
slivers of almond or nuts to garnish
1/2 cup or 3/4 cup sugar ( reduce if you like )
3 tbsp of condensed milk ( optional)
Oil or ghee to fry the pooris ( poli)
Method
First make a poori like dough with the maida, salt and oil/ghee with very little water.Pinch off small balls of dough just like we do for making pooris and roll out thin discs of poori.
Fold each disc in half or into quarters and deep fry till crisp and cooked.
Meanwhile keep the milk to boil with sugar, saffron strands, cardamom powder and let it boil till slightly thick .
Let it remain on a low flame.Fry the prepared poli discs and dip into the hot milk.
When a sufficient no of polis have been immersed in the hot flavored ilk. Keep aside and serve on a tray with milk and chopped nuts for garnish.At this time you can add the condensed milk on top of polis before serving to get a rich taste .
It is better to fry the polis and store separately when cooled in an airtight box and keep the milk warm to serve the polisAssemble few minutes before serving to make it less soggy.
Prepare the poori discs in advance in a big batch, comes handy when kids demand a snack, it is very enjoyable too as it s simple to prepare.
Paal boli
Paal Boli
Paal Boli
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