Wish u all,happy and Safe diwali..I just found my Somas pics in my dad's laptop which i took last summer.This is made by inlaws.I have already posted their Spicy kulambu here.Actually,They r pro in making sweets..Festivals r best celebrated with family and Sweets.Isnt it?..
Ingredients
For Outer Layer
Maida-1 kg
Rava-50 gms
Oil to Deep Fry
Salt to Taste
For Stuffing
Bengal gram powder-400 gms
Coarsely powdered
Coconut-1 ,grated,Sundried for a day
Sugar-450 gms
Khus Khus-50 gms
Cardamon Powder-2 tsp
Method
Mix the powdered roasted bengal gram dal and also the Cardomon
Dry roast the Khus khus for few secs until it turns cripsy
Grate the Coconut and Sun dry it...When she made,it was hot mid summer
she kept it for 4 hours
If u dont get sun ,u can dry roast the coconut until it is free from moisture
Mix all the ingredients for stuffing(puranam)
For the Dough
Mix the rava ,maida ,and the salt
Sprinkle minimum of water and make a tight dough
Rest the dough for 10 minutes
Use the heavy grinding stone/Ammikallu and hit the dough on it for 10 minutes until it turns soft and much more flexible
Soon,roll them into flat (chapathi ) rotis
Keep the stuffing(puranam) in center
Close the edges ,make into half moon..Use water to seal them
Move them to Airy place and let them dry for few minutes
Once they are dried(5-7 minutes under fan) ,the edges starts to curl up.
Dont over dry it,since u will get only browny somas
In medium flame,fry all the somas(patience!!) as white as ever
U can store this somas for a month....Wish u all Happy Deepavalli,Have a blast!
Wish you and your family and blessed and a happy Diwali. Warm Regards Susan
ReplyDeletemmmm... amazing clicks and very helpful step by step pics. happy Diwali to you dear.
ReplyDeleteHope Deeepavali was fun with all these yummy treats :)
ReplyDeleteNew discovery but looks goods for teatime treats.
ReplyDeleteWonderful step by step pictures! Ummm... Lip smacking! :)
ReplyDeleteThe step by step thing is very useful for people trying this out for the first time..
ReplyDeleteYumm and superb recipe Dear. Wonderfully done.Luv it.
ReplyDeletevery well explained too good..
ReplyDeleteLoved this post. Esp. the step-by-step process...the one where she grates the coconut was nostalgic!
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