My pantry is filled with lots of poha, beaten rice, roasted gram and jaggery now because of saraswathy pooja... First thought of trying My hubby's fav sweet with beaten rice " Pori Urundai " , then swapped my mind after entering into my kitchen ( happens most of the time ;) ) and tried those sweet balls with roasted gram and poha.... Whenever I try something new for my hubby, I used to get excited and tensed...its not about getting scared...its the compliment or reactions:)
I used to serve him and stare at his face for his reactions or sometimes used to serve him and sit n watch tv as if I am cool ( actually not...he he ).
But yesterday after coming from office he noticed these balls in a table and tasted it... Immediately he completed 3 balls in a jiffy...Glad and very happy that he loved it very much....
Planning to try his fav " Pori urundai " soon....
I used to serve him and stare at his face for his reactions or sometimes used to serve him and sit n watch tv as if I am cool ( actually not...he he ).
But yesterday after coming from office he noticed these balls in a table and tasted it... Immediately he completed 3 balls in a jiffy...Glad and very happy that he loved it very much....
Planning to try his fav " Pori urundai " soon....
Ingredients :
- 1 Cup Jaggery, grated
- 3 Tbsp water
- 1 Cup Poha / Aval
- 3/4 Cup Roasted gram / Potukadalai
Method :
- Boil water and add the grated jaggery.
- Boil it for 5 minutes in a medium flame or till the consistency of jaggery starts thickening.
- Meanwhile grease the plate with butter or oil.
- Now add the poha and roasted gram, mix well so that the jaggery gets coated well with them.
- Let it cook for 3 minutes in a medium flame.
- Remove and spread it in the plate.
- Let it cool for 4 - 5 minutes and make balls by greasing oil in hands.
- It should be warm while shaping them.
- Cool them completely and store in a airtight container.
No. of servings :10 Balls
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hey this is cool dish and it looks lovely..
ReplyDeleteI would have popped a few of those nice snacks too! They look nice and crunchy.
ReplyDeleteWow aval urundai looks great...
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healthy snack priya
ReplyDeleteVery interesting cute balls,feel like munching some.
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Wow I have never tasted this...tempting...
ReplyDeletecruncy pottukadalai
ReplyDeleteReminds me of my school days love this snack :) Well made Priya :)
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never tried these with aval, thanks for sharing. looks good
ReplyDeleteInteresting,cute balls..
ReplyDeleteCant take my eye out of your pictures..I am totally off thinking my childhood days..Yeah I go crazy for this those days..Yummy..Glad to follow you and thanks for your comments..
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Sure you can do but just before linking read the rules and follow it and meanwhile no need to repost since you posted it yesterday only.
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i tried poha ladoo.. this one is unique combo..
ReplyDeleteMy granny makes these balls during my schoolings as evening snack. But she added coconut too :) OMG missing my granny :(
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Never tried these with poha.. they look good :)
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