Our this month Indian Cooking Challenge goes for this delicious suruttai polis which means rolled polis...This suruttai poli was shared by Nithya's mom of 4th sense cooking, we have to say big thanks for sharing this wonderful rolled polis,which tastes marvellous and quite a new snack for us, i enjoyed making this suruttai polis and they vanished within few hours..This sweet goes for deep fried pooris and a delicious stuffing which gets ready truly very fast, yep the stuffing is prepared with roasted gram,sugar,coconut,cardamom powder and cashew nuts..We loved it..
For Filling:
1cup Roasted gram
1cup Sugar
1tsp Cardamom powder
1tbsp Coconut (grated)
1tsp Ghee
Few cashew nuts
Powder the roasted gram and sugar together,meanwhile break the cashews into small pieces, heat the ghee,roast the broken cashews and coconut,fry for few minutes, now take everything in a bowl,mix well..keep the filling aside..
For Polis:
1cup Maida
A pinch salt
Oil for frying
Mix the maida,salt in a bowl,add the water little by little and make a soft dough,leave aside for half an hour..makes small balls from the dough,roll them as medium sized circles,spread them on paper and leave it aside for few minutes, deep fry those pooris in hot oil, remove them when they get half cooked,but should nit puff up totally..
Fried pooris should be flexible and not brown or crispy..once remove them from oil,immediately spread the filling over the fried pooris and roll it tight..Arrange in a plate, these rolls will be soft when made,but they become crispy once they get cooled...Enjoy as snacks...
For Filling:
1cup Roasted gram
1cup Sugar
1tsp Cardamom powder
1tbsp Coconut (grated)
1tsp Ghee
Few cashew nuts
Powder the roasted gram and sugar together,meanwhile break the cashews into small pieces, heat the ghee,roast the broken cashews and coconut,fry for few minutes, now take everything in a bowl,mix well..keep the filling aside..
For Polis:
1cup Maida
A pinch salt
Oil for frying
Mix the maida,salt in a bowl,add the water little by little and make a soft dough,leave aside for half an hour..makes small balls from the dough,roll them as medium sized circles,spread them on paper and leave it aside for few minutes, deep fry those pooris in hot oil, remove them when they get half cooked,but should nit puff up totally..
Fried pooris should be flexible and not brown or crispy..once remove them from oil,immediately spread the filling over the fried pooris and roll it tight..Arrange in a plate, these rolls will be soft when made,but they become crispy once they get cooled...Enjoy as snacks...
Polis have cone out well... Looks crisp.
ReplyDeletePolis are looking awesome priya..really they vanished so fast..fun isn't it.
ReplyDeleteYour polis look perfect too.
ReplyDeletepolis look perfect priya. Loved the click
ReplyDeletepolis look perfect priya. Loved the click
ReplyDeleteWow perfect and yummy too...looks very tempting
ReplyDeleteLook good.
ReplyDeletepolis looks delicious n i am on way in making..
ReplyDeleteThis is a completely new dish for me,
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking polis...
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ReplyDeletelooks yum !
ReplyDeletePoli looks soo yumm...I cudnt make it to this months challenge,,Hopefully i can try it out this weekend..
ReplyDeleteLooks great Priya. Perfect and mouthwatering
ReplyDeleteHaven't tasted this before,love the tempting click...
ReplyDeleteThe ones I made vanished in couple of hrs:) Weren't these irresistible?
ReplyDeletewhat a fun, delicious snack...love that filling!
ReplyDeleteperfect poli,came out very well!!
ReplyDeletecute n delicious poli....
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ReplyDeleteLooks very perfect priya,nice click too!
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect, Amma makes them but I have not tried them myself.
ReplyDeleteSo yummy and look so perfect polis !!!
ReplyDeletePoli sounds new to me but it really looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome dear,beautiful clicks.
ReplyDeletePerfect and fantastic
ReplyDeleteLovely polis.. looks so perfect...
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Beautiful polis!
ReplyDeleteHalf fried first and then stuffed! Interesting. Looks delicious, Priya!
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious, Priya.
ReplyDeleteCrispy polis...looks yumm...
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They look nice Priya. We enjoyed them too.
ReplyDeleteperfect polis...yummy too!
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Never seen or eaten fried polis Priya. I love polis and I must try this one out.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like spring rolls.
I'm happy that you loved it and they look so perfect Priya :)
ReplyDeleteNothing is a hard task for such a great cook like you :)Hugs :)
Lovely click and yummy poli ;)
ReplyDeletePerfect delicious polis!
ReplyDeleteThese look beautiful and I'm sure they are delicious. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeletePolis are super inviting and quite a delightful preparation.
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attagasamana poli!
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking Polis.Nice picture too.
ReplyDeleteFeel like snapping them out of the picture and munching them up :)
ReplyDeleteyours have come out so well ...looks yummy
ReplyDeleteTasty and crispy looking polis... Yummmm
ReplyDeletePerfectly done Priya..Enna sollitu neenga nalla seidhu ennai tempt panreengalee..
ReplyDeleteCrisp and yum polis.
ReplyDeleteSurrati poli looks delicious Priya.
ReplyDeletelooks too good...simple dessert
ReplyDeletePerfectly made Priya, looks yum!
ReplyDeleteOMG what an awesome color. lovely clicks.
ReplyDeleteWonderful polis. I am tempted to make one
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome!
ReplyDeleteWell rolled and as always very nicely cooked Priya!
ReplyDeleteThey have come out so perfectly dear, love it :)
ReplyDeleteLooks great priya
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