Sweet Somasi
For Outer
layer :
Maida : ½ cup
Rice Flour :
2 tsp
Salt : 1
pinch
Ghee : 2 tsp
For
Stuffing :
Cashew : 12
Badham : 12
Dry grapes /
Kismiss : 15
Cardamom
Powder : ¼ tsp
Sugar : ¼ cup
Roasted
Channa dal / Pottukadalai : 1
tbsp
Knead Maida + Rice flour + Salt + Ghee
using very less water to get stiff dough.
Knead the maida for atleast 5 minutes.
Brush oil on
kneaded dough , to prevent it from drying.
Meanwhile
prepare for filling and keep it ready.
Grind sugar
to a fine powder.
In a tsp of
ghee fry almonds and cashews to golden
in colour .
Switch off
and add cardamom powder when the ghee is still hot.
Grind
roasted channa dal to a fine powder and add almonds and cashews with it along
with cardamom and give a pulse to get it coarsely ground powder.
Mix ground
powder + kismiss + Sugar powder nicely.
The filling is
ready.
After 2 hrs
of standing time …. Knead the maida
dough again nicely for few minutes.
Divide the
dough into 6 or 8 parts according to the size of the somasi you want.
Greasing with
oil, Roll out each part into small discs. Thin disc will give you crispy outer layer.
Now fill half
of the disc with filling
and by bringing the other end, close to seal it properly , by pressing the edges well.
and by bringing the other end, close to seal it properly , by pressing the edges well.
You can also twist and turn to form a design and
seal.
Seal properly to avoid spilling of stuffed
parts into the hot oil.
Repeat the
process until you fill all the discs.
Heat oil in
the pan …
Fry 2 or 3 Somasi
at a time in low to medium flame…. It will puff up nicely leaving hollow space inside. Fry till the somasi becomes crispy and golden brown
in colour.
Remove and
let it comes to room temperature before storing in air tight container .
This stays
good for a week , if stored properly.
In each and every bite , enjoy the taste of nuts and cardamom ....
Very
tasty Sweet Somasi is ready to serve.
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