This is my submission for the event - JFI - Nov'08 - Festival Treats ( started by Mahanandi-Indira), hosted by http://cooking4allseasons.blogspot.com/2008/09/announcing-jfi-nov08-festival-treats.html .
Sajja Burelu
Ingredients:
Sajja pindi or bajra-2 cups
Grated jaggery-1 cup
Cardamom powder-a pinch
Oil for deep fry
Method:
1. Melt the jaggery in two cups of water and seive this syrup into a bowl to make sure that there is no sand or stones in the jaggery.
2. Add the cardamom powder and bajra flour to the seived syup and mix it well with hand into a soft dough.
3. Heat the oil in a wok and divide the dough into small balls.
4. Take a plastic sheeth or alumininum foil and apply some oil on it to make the rounds into circles.
5. Fry the circles in batches on a low flame until they turn brown in colour. Serve them with garelu :)
Pesara Garelu
Please click here: http://dailymeals.blogspot.com/2007/09/green-moong-dal-wada.html to check the pesara garelu or Moong Dal Vada recipe…
10 comments:
I like the title very much:)Bajra means red millet? Looks like that,thank you for the recipe anyway....:)
Have not tried vadas with moongdal also,sure will try soon!
Hi Raks Kitchen! Bajra means green millet.
Moong dal vada tastes very nice, if you use the splitted moong dal with skin...
they both look delish, happy dasera to you and your family too!
Burelu and Garelu rhymes really well, Yesterday i went to my friend's place for doll display and i ate wada in prasadam. Thanks for sharing the recipe, i'm craving for more,,,,
Vijaya,
dushera greestings to you and Yours .
sweet made with bajra looks so new to me , am sure it tastes great also .
hugs and smiles
Sweets look great and wonderful festive snacks... Happy Dasera
burelu garelu tho meeru tempt chestunnaru! Noru ooristhunnayi! super.
Thank you Jaya!
Thank you Ramya!
Thank you Uma!
Thanks for the lovely entries!
Hi Srivalli:) Thank you for hosting this event...
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