Showing posts with label imarti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label imarti. Show all posts

Thursday, 7 August 2014

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Monday, 24 June 2013

Imarti recipe - MM Mithaiwala



Imarti recipe - MM Mithaiwala
Ingredients:- 
  • 1 Cup split black gram skinless (dhuli urad dal).
  • 1/4 cup Rice.
  • Edible orange red colour as required.
  • 5cups sugar.
  • Saffron (Kesar) a generous pinch.
  • 6 drops Rose essence.
  • 1tsp Green cardamom powder. 
  • Olive oil, deep fried. 

 Method:-

Soak dal and rice together for about forty-five minutes. Drain and grind with the colour to a soft, spongy mixture with a coarse texture.

You would need about one cup of water to grind. The batter should not become too thin.

Boil sugar with two and a half cups of water till a syrup of single-thread consistency is reached. Remove from heat and strain the syrup.

Add saffron, rose essence and green cardamom powder. Keep the syrup hot. Heat sufficient olive oil in a shallow flat jalebi kadai (special type of wok).

Take one ladle full of batter in the imarti cloth, hold tightly and press the batter through the hole into the hot oil. For the traditional design, make a small circle around which make another circle and over these two make scallops in anti-clockwise direction ending at the starting point.

Make small batches and deep fry on both the sides till crisp and light golden brown. Drain the hot imarti and dip into the sugar syrup.

Let them remain immersed till they have absorbed enough syrup.

Drain and place the imarti on a flat plate. Repeat this process till all the batter is used up. Serve hot. 

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