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Green Moong Dal Fritters/Sukhiyan

May-20-2016
Shiba Nair
10 minutes
Prep Time
30 minutes
Cook Time
6 People
Serves
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ABOUT Green Moong Dal Fritters/Sukhiyan RECIPE

This is a very authentic evening snack of Kerala. It is made with green moong dal, jaggery & coconut. I have not deep fried the balls dipped in batter, instead, used an appe pan which made it even more healthy.

Recipe Tags

  • Veg
  • Medium
  • Kerala
  • Pan fry
  • Appetizers

Ingredients Serving: 6

  1. A. For The Stuffing
  2. Cooked & Mashed Green Moong Dal 31/2 cups
  3. Jaggery 1/2 cup
  4. Shredded Coconut 1/2 cups
  5. cardamom powder 1 tsp
  6. B. For The Batter
  7. All Purpose Flour/Maida 1/2 cup
  8. Baking Powder a pinch
  9. Coconut Milk Powder 1/4 cup
  10. Salt a pinch
  11. Water 3/4 cup(approx) or as required

Instructions

  1. A. Preparing The Filling
  2. Wash and soak moong dal in water for 5 hours.
  3. After 5 hours, discard the water and add the dal in the pressure cooker along with some water. The water level in the cooker should be 1/2 an inch above the dal.
  4. Pressure cook the dal till it turns really soft.
  5. When you open the pressure cooker, the dal needs to be moist but there shouldn't be any water left in the cooker after cooking the dal. If there is water left, then discard it.
  6. If you feel the dal has cooked but hasn';t turned soft, then cook it for another two whistles till the dal turns soft. If there is no water, add a little water before you cook again.
  7. Once the pressure has released, open the pressure cooker, using the back of your spatula, mash the dal a little.
  8. Melting the Jaggery
  9. Place a saucepan on a gas stove with 1/2 cup jaggery and 1/4 cup water, turn on the stove on a medium flame.
  10. Cook till the jaggery melts and becomes a little thick.
  11. Strain it and keep it aside in a bowl.
  12. C. Making The Filling
  13. Take a heavy bottomed pan, add the the jaggery, add the shredded coconut to this and; mix well. Now turn on the gas stove.
  14. Add the cooked moong dal to this, mix everything together. You need to cook this on a medium-low flame till all the water in the mixture dries up ,the mixture starts leaving the sides of the pan.
  15. The mixture needs to be thick and dry.
  16. Before turning off the gas, add the cardamom powder, give it a mix and turn off the stove.
  17. Let the mixture cool.
  18. B. Preparing The Batter
  19. In a shallow bowl, add all purpose flour, baking powder, coconut milk powder, a pinch of salt and mix everything together.
  20. Now add water, little at a time, make a batter that has the same consistency like that of bhajji batter.
  21. C. Cooking
  22. Once the moong dal-jaggery-coconut mixture has cooled, make lemon sized balls out of it.
  23. Grease the appe pan with oil , turn on the gas on a medium - low flame, leave the pan on it.
  24. Take a ball , dip it in the batter, then drop it gently into the pan.
  25. Cook till one side is cooked or till it turns light brown in color. Now turn over ,; cook the other side too. If you wish to, you may drizzle a tsp of oil on the balls while cooking. It makes the sukhiyan very soft. This is optional.
  26. Once done, remove from the pan onto the plate.
  27. Serve with hot tea/coffee.

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monika mitruka
Jun-17-2016
monika mitruka   Jun-17-2016

Sana Basheer
May-20-2016
Sana Basheer   May-20-2016

looks amazing! will try for sure :)

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