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ALASANDE KALU/BLACK EYED BEANS/LOBIA POORAN POLI/HOLIGE

Posted in : HOLIGE/HOLIGEGALU/PURAN POLI on by : Divya Suresh

My latest innovation – alasande kalu/black eyed beans/lobia holige or pooran poli. I just recently tried/innovated two sweet recipes ie… Semiya-horse gram payasa & alasande kalu holige. And both turned out to be very tasty, yummy and perfect …it just didn’t disappoint me. I made the regular outer layer/dough for the holige, only stuffing is new. Rather I wanted to name this as “fiber rich holige“. You can try this holige for this upcoming Ugadi festival, instead of regular bele holige. The below mentioned quantity of ingredients yields 8 nos., of holige, of the shown size.

 

Some other holige recipes in my blog are ⇒ Kharjura holige , Kadalebeeja holige , bele holige , pineapple/ananas holige , Kayi holige , sajjige holige , haalu holige , sihi genasina/sweet potato holige , kadlebele-kharjura bellada holige , lobia/alasande kalina holige

 

Ingredients :

For the outer layer :

  • Whole wheat flour – 3/4 cup
  • Chiroti rave/fine quality semolina – 1/4 cup
  • Water – 1/2 cup (adjust)
  • Ghee – 1/2 tbsp
  • Turmeric powder – 1/4 tsp
  • Rice flour – 1 tbsp

For stuffing :

  • Alasande kalu/lobia/black eyed beans – 1/2 cup (when boiled it becomes almost 2 cups)
  • Water – 4 cups
  • Grated fresh coconut (tightly packed) – 1/2 cup
  • Jaggery – 1 cup
  • Oil – for soaking the dough and roasting the holige

 

PROCEDURE :

  • Gather turmeric powder, rice flour and ghee in a wide bowl, mix rub well till it becomes soft like butter

 

  • Add in the flour and the semolina, mix everything well (it just becomes like bread crumbs), then knead into a soft dough using water

 

  • Knead the dough really well, pour some oil and let the dough soak in it for minimum 3 hours

  • Now heat 4 cups of water and add in black eyed beans/alasande kalu in a pressure cooker, and when it starts boiling, close the lid and cook it till 4 whistles

  • Once cooled, pass it through the strainer and collect the cooked water in a container so that you can use it later for making hooranada saaru

  • Heat a pan add in coconut, jaggery and cooked lobia, stir it almost continuously till it becomes dry and leaves the edges of the pan

   

  • Remove from the fire and allow it to cool completely, then grind into a fine paste
  • Now take out the soaked dough, knead it again well
  • Pinch a portion of the dough and place a portion of the stuffing in the centre, cover it from all the sides and roll it on a greased paper into thin a circle

 

  • Heat the griddle, roast the rolled holige on both the sides

 

  • Serve it with hot milk and ghee