Monday 15 October 2007

Haalobbattu

Haalobbattu is an authentic south Indian sweet. This is mainly gasagase paayasa with poories in it.........yummmmmm. It is very delicious and very easy as well.

Ingredients:

Gasagase Paayasa
  • dessicated coconut - 4 tsp
  • gasagase(poppy seeds) - 1 tsp
  • hurigadale (roasted gram) - 1/2 tsp
  • cardamom pods - 3
  • sugar - 2 cups
  • milk - 2 cups
  • ghee 1 tsp
  • cashew nuts & raisins 2-3 tsp
Poori
  • chiroti rava or plain flour 3 cups
  • salt
  • oil
  • water
Method:

Poori dough
  • take 3 cups of chiroti rava or plain flour. Add a pinch of salt and 1 tsp of oil. Add water as required to make it into a dough and keep it aside.
Gasagase paayasa
  • for grinding take dessicated coconut, gasagase (poppy seeds) and hurigadale (roasted gram) with some water and grind it into a fine paste. place a vessel on low flame and add the paste into it. Add sugar and stir. when the mixture starts to boil, add milk and cardamom powder. Take a tava and add 1 tsp of ghee and fry the cashew nuts and raisins and add it to the paayasa. We can add more milk also depending on the consistency. It should not be too thick.
Haalobbattu
  • Heat oil to fry the poories in a heavy bottom vessel. Make small balls of the dough mixture.......smear with oil and make the poories. Fry until light brown and put the poories into the paayasa mixture. When they soften..........serve warm or it tastes even better when cold as well.

4 comments:

FH said...

Hi Charitha, great to Halobbattu here. I love it too. I posted that and Gagase payasa as well, a classic! You should post a photo too, always good to see how it looks.
Enjoy blogging!:))

charitha said...

thanx asha!!!!!love it too.usually made during deepaavali season. will post the photo shortly

Anonymous said...

Hi Charitha,

Some really nice Halobbattu recipe ! Thanks for participating and wish you and yours a veryb Happy Deepavali! If you do get around to taking a photo before the round up, be sure to send it in!

charitha said...

Thanks Vee........wish u a very happy deepavali!!!!!