BM #132 Week 2 Day 3 - 

Here is another festival recipe which is easy to make and a delight to enjoy. 
 
Recipe Source here
Ingredients - 

Whole Wheat Flour 3/4 cup
*Sooji/Bombay Rava 1/4 cup (I have used Fine Sooji)
Fennel Seeds Powder 1/4 tsp
Cardamom Powder 1/2 tsp
Milk 1 1/2 cups
Heavy Whipping Cream 2 Tbsp
Ghee 1/4 cup 
Cashews, Almonds, Pistachios chopped for garnish
For the Sugar Syrup - 
Sugar 1/2 cup
Water 1/2 cup + 2 Tbsp
Saffron Strands 5-6
Cardamom Powder 1/2 tsp

*If using the regular Coarse Sooji, please grind it to a semi smooth powder. Since I have used Fine Sooji I skipped this step.

Method Of Preparation -

To Prepare the Sugar Syrup -
In a heated pan add about half cup + 2 tablespoon of water and let it come to a rolling boil. 

Add sugar, saffron strands, cardamom powder and keep stirring. Let the mixture boil for 12-13 minutes until the syrup becomes sticky but not until a one string consistency. Remove from heat and set aside.

To Prepare the Batter -
In a mixer jar add sooji, wheat flour, fennel seed powder, cardamom powder, milk and heavy whipping cream and whip it until it results in a smooth batter. It should be of Dosa Batter consistency.

Cover and let it rest for 10-15 minutes.

To Prepare Malpua -
Heat a wide thick bottomed pan, add about 1/4 cup of ghee. After the ghee is hot, gently drop a ladeful of batter in the center and let the malpua spread a little and wait until the sides turn a shade of golden brown.

Carefully flip the malpua and let the other side cook through. Press with another ladle to drain excess of ghee and transfer onto a serving plate.

Continue with the rest of the batter to make about 20-22 malpua. 

Serving the Malpua -
Heat the sugar syrup and dip each of the fried malpua in the sugar syrup and gently drain off the excess syrup and arrange them on a serving tray.

Sprinkle chopped nuts on the syrup drenched malpua and continue with the rest of the malpua.

Serve them chilled or as is.

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Preparation Time 45 minutes
Makes 20-22

7 comments

  1. Srivalli Says:
  2. I love this sweet Harini, making it with whole wheat is such an healthy way to go!

     
  3. Anusha Says:
  4. Very meticulous post, Harini. Its been ages since I have eaten Malpua.I guess this is a sign from the universe to make some.

     
  5. Malpua looks so festive and amazing !! Perfect for the holi !!

     
  6. Srividhya Says:
  7. So yummm. Looks very inviting. Perfect sweet for holi. Love your detailed explanation.

     
  8. Love this but never made it at home. Using whole wheat flour is a great idea and perfect for festive season.

     
  9. Radha Says:
  10. I love malpua and these have turned out fantastic. I love that you have used whole wheat too! Amazing recipe.

     
  11. Rafeeda AR Says:
  12. I have always wanted to try this... It looks like a sweet that I will enjoy...

     
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