Shenga Holige/Peanut Sweet Pancake/Peanut Poli/Ground Nut Sweet Paratha
Shenga holige is a popular sweet of North Karnataka. It can be stored for a few days. Shenga holige is prepared during different occasions and festivals. In north Karnataka shenga holige is very common during makara sankranthi festival.If you love sesame seeds and jaggery then you will seriously enjoy this peanut poli. It's one of the easiest sweet dish to prepare for any special occasions to serve and enjoy with your loved ones.
Shenga Holige/Peanut Sweet Pancake/Peanut Poli/Ground Nut Sweet Paratha
Shenga holige is a popular sweet of North Karnataka. It can be stored for a few days. Shenga holige is prepared during different occasions and festivals. In north Karnataka shenga holige is very common during makara sankranthi festival.If you love sesame seeds and jaggery then you will seriously enjoy this peanut poli. It's one of the easiest sweet dish to prepare for any special occasions to serve and enjoy with your loved ones.
Steps
- 1
Ingredients for kanaka (outer cover dough):First prepare outer dough 3/4 cup wheat and 1/4 cup Maida flour and salt in a wide vessel Now add water little by little and prepare a soft dough (little softer than chapathi dough). Pour oil and ghee over the dough and rest it for 30 minutes.
- 2
Mean time let us prepare hoorana or stuffing. For that dry roast shenga or peanut until light brown under medium flame.
- 3
Next dry roast sesame seeds until light brown under medium flame. Or roast until it starts popping.
- 4
After cool roasted peanut and sesame seeds into a mixer jar,add poppy seeds and cardamom power make a fine powder
- 5
Later add powdered jaggery and grind to became semi fine mixture (dont add any water while grinding)then transfer it to a vessel Sprinkle 1 - 2 tsp of water (if you difficult to make balls else dont use water)and make a soft dough.Prepare small sized balls like hoolige stuff balls but it should be soft and stiff.
- 6
Take kanaka dough make a bowl and inside place the hoorana or stuffing and slowly make a ball by using outer kanaka remove if it extra dough while making bowl shape (this is ball is same as regular hoolige ball)
- 7
Roll it into a thin holige.Take a iron pan and transfer the rolled holige on pan (cook carfefully it should not be brown) until you see bubbles on it and also flip it and cook the other side and lastly apply ghee. Do not flip it too many times(else it became hard)Now Peanut holige is ready to eat.
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