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Chana dal puri crispy and flavorful

 Introduction: 

Indian sweets have a unique taste. It is a tradition to make sweets at home on every festival or special occasion. One such authentic and simple sweet is chana dal gud puri. This sweet is crispy on the outside and sweet on the inside, in which stuffing is made from a combination of chana dal, jaggery and cardamom.

Chana dal is protein rich, jaggery gives natural sweetness and cardamom powder provides a unique aroma and flavor. When the crispy flour covering is fried with this filling, a great traditional festive sweet is ready, which is not only delicious to eat but is also healthy.
The biggest specialty of this recipe is that it is easy to make.

Crispy and flavorful chana dal puri

Ingredients:

For the dough

• Maida (all purpose flour) 2 cups 

• Salt 1 pinch 

• Water as per requirement 

For the filling

• Chana dal 1 cup (soaked for 2 to 3 hours)

• Jaggery 3/4 cup (grated)

• Cardamom powder 1/2 teaspoon 

• Ghee 1 tablespoon

• For frying

• Oil for deep frying 

Step by step:

1. Preparing the dough:

Add flour, salt in one bowl and mix well.

Rub the mixture with your hand until it gets the texture of breadcrumbs.

Knead a tight and smooth dough by adding water slowly. 

Cover the dough with a cloth and rest for 20 to 25 minutes.

2: making the filling:

Soak the chana dal for 2 to 3 hours and boil it in a pressure cooker for 2 whistles. The dal should become soft but should not be completely mashed.

Now add grated jaggery and cook on low flame. Aa soon as the jaggery melts, it gets mixed with the dal.

When the mixture is a little thick and not sticky then turn off the gas. 

Add cardamom powder and mix well and let the filling cool down. 

3: Making  puri:

Divide the rested dough into small balls of equal sized. 

Roll each ball and make a medium sized puri.

Put a spoon of filling in the middle of the puri.

Fold it from the top and give it a gujiya shape or take two puris and put the filling in the middle and seal the edges.

Press the edges tightly with the help of a fork or hand so that they do not open while frying.

4. Frying:


Heat oil in a pan, keep the flame medium.

Slowly fry the puris in oil till they become golden and crispy.

After frying, take them out on tissue paper and let them cool. 

Tips:

Always fill the puri after the filling cools down, otherwise the puri may burst while frying. 

Always fry on medium flame so that the puri remains cooked inside.

Conclusion:

Chana dal gud puri is a traditional and simple sweet which is perfect for festive and special occasions. the combination of crispy flour covering and sweet chana dal gud filling makes every bite special. This sweet can be easily made at home and is more tasty and healthy than market sweets.

You can make it for your family and guests and impress them. Simple ingredients, easy steps and different taste this is the magic of this recipe. If you want to make a traditional sweet dish that everyone likes then do try this recipe.

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