Malpua sweet

The deep-fried malpua soaked in a sugary syrup goes back 3000 years in time. Several Vedic scriptures make note of 'apupa' which is said to be the earliest form of Malpua. Apupa was a sweet cake where barley flour was either fried in ghee or boiled in water, and then dipped in honey.and in this era I make it in a different form, must try it Bihari style malpua.
Malpua sweet
The deep-fried malpua soaked in a sugary syrup goes back 3000 years in time. Several Vedic scriptures make note of 'apupa' which is said to be the earliest form of Malpua. Apupa was a sweet cake where barley flour was either fried in ghee or boiled in water, and then dipped in honey.and in this era I make it in a different form, must try it Bihari style malpua.
Steps
- 1
Take a big bowl add flour, oil 2 spoons, sugar powder, banana milk, baking soda,mawa and mix them thick and smooth batter.
- 2
Put pan on a gas add oil and pour the batter with small bowl in oil and fry them slowly in medium flame once it it get reddish in colour take out it.
- 3
Them make a sugar chasni and deep it decorate with elaichi and mawa.(if you ean to eat it fry u can but you we will deep it in sugar chasni taste will be awesome must try it)
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