Steamed Sweet Dumplings

This is a famous and special Maharashtrian dish. This is a mouth-watering delicacy is an inseparable part of celebrations which can be enjoyed even during other times of the year. The combination of chana dal, sugar and nutmeg powder is a perfect one to satisfy your sweet cravings.
Steamed Sweet Dumplings
This is a famous and special Maharashtrian dish. This is a mouth-watering delicacy is an inseparable part of celebrations which can be enjoyed even during other times of the year. The combination of chana dal, sugar and nutmeg powder is a perfect one to satisfy your sweet cravings.
Steps
- 1
Combine the flour with enough water and knead into a semi-stiff dough. Cover and keep aside for 15 to 20 minutes. Divide into equal portions.
- 2
For the filling : Pressure cook the chana dal on low heat till 5 to 6 whistles.
- 3
When the pressure settles down open the cooker and drain off the water completely.
- 4
Then mash the dal properly. Add sugar and cook stirring continuously till the mixture thickens and starts to separate in the pan.
- 5
Remove from heat and add nutmeg powder or cardamom powder.
- 6
Mix well. The Puran (stuffing) is ready to make dumplings.
- 7
For the dumpling : Take the dough and make lemon size balls from it.
- 8
Roll it, put the filling and then give dumpling shape.
- 9
Heat the steamer/pressure cooker without weight, grease a flat vessel.
- 10
Add the sweet dumplings in the greased vessel.
- 11
Place it into the steamer/pressure cooker and cook for 15 minutes on a medium flame.
- 12
Enjoy the dumplings hot with ghee!
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