Baked Chirote/Glazed Sweet Puri
About:
Chirote is festivals favorite sweet dish in India. Here the two-three rotis are topped on each other and corn starch and ghee paste is spread to retain the layer and rolled.
As a variation tried with low fat Sunflower spread instead of Ghee; Honey instead of Sugar with reduced Plain flour used. Baked the puris to reduce the overall calories of the dish
Yields: 10 -12 Puris
Preparation time: 30 minutes
Baking time: 20 minutes
Waiting time: 20 minutes
Ingredients:
- Fine semolina -1/2 cup
- Plain flour/Maida/All Purpose Flour -1/4 cup
- Rice flour -1/4 cup
- Powdered brown sugar – 2 to 3 tbsp
- Pinch of salt
- Low fat Sunflower spread Olive – 2 tbsp
For paste:
- Corn starch-2-3tablespoon
- Unsalted olive spread-2-3tbsp
For syrup:
- Honey/Maple Syrup/Icing Sugar – As per taste
- Cardamom powder-1/4tsp
- Nuts – For Garnishing
Procedure:
For dough:
- Combine Semolina, Plain flour, Rice flour, Olive spread and mix well until becomes crumbly.
- Add 1-2 tbsp of water at a time a until a dough is formed . keep it covered for 15-20 minutes.
- Divide the dough into 6 equal portions, take 3 portions and keep the remaining portions covered.
For paste:
- Combine olive spread and corn starch together to form a paste.
For chirote:
- Pre-heat the oven at 180 deg C (Fan assisted). Line the baking tray and set aside.
- Roll each portion into a paper-thin roti and set aside.
- Now take one rolled roti and spread the corn starch-olive spread mixture evenly.
- Then place the second roti on top of first roti. Spread the corn-spread mixture again on the second one.
- Once done roll completely, cut into small ½-1 inch slices.
- Repeat the same with the remaining rolled rotis.
- Roll the cut pieces again to small pooris without applying much pressure while rolling.
- Once rolled arrange on the lined baking tray without overlapping each other.
- Brush some spread/butter on each one and bake for 12-15 minutes.
To Serve:
- Dip the baked puris in honey or maple syrup OR Sprinkle some icing sugar.
- Drizzle some Caradamon powder and nuts
Note:
- I used honey syrup as a healthy substitute to sugar syrup, feel free to use sugar syrup/sugar if desired.
- Ghee/Butter can be used in place of Spread
- Chirote can also be deep fried but that might add some calories to the dish using same procedure
- I just used brown sugar which is crushed in blender/food processor
- White sugar can be used in place of brown sugar
Posted on October 19, 2014, in Indian, Sweets and tagged Baked Indian sweets, Chitras healthy kitchen, Deepavali sweet, Diwali healthy sweets, drchdietfood, Indian sweets recipe. Bookmark the permalink. 38 Comments.
Wow, aesome, so yummy 😀 feel like grabbing few 😛
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Thanx a ton dear…….wish I could pass some…. 😦
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Reblogged this on MrMilitantNegro™.
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Thanks for your continued support
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My wife was just in the kitchen preparing something similar 🙂 Looks really great.
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Thank you…
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Never heard or read about it. Love that your blog incorporates so many different and diverse ingredients and that you write something informative about them. Thanks!
best, Lou
http://vegantarianlifestyle.com
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Lou – what a compliment and it is a booster to the work…Thanks for your support and encourgement
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This is an excellent share. We have something similar called malai puri in my home town.
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Thanks Sonal….Learning lot of new dish names thru blogging these days…Nice to know from you
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Das ist Lecker.
Freundliche Grüße, Wolfgang
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Thank you
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Looks awesome.. we have something similar in Sindhi cuisine too .. but we sprinkle sugar on top after frying.
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Back home they do the same. .. sprinkle some sugar but as a variation I used honey… Thank you Shobhaji. ..
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A healthy twist to a delicious sweet !!!!!
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Thank you Sandhya for your visit and feedback. .. 🙂 🙂
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Mouthwatering sweet puri
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Thanks a lot Jaleela
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Wow chitra!Truly divine.
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Thank you Nithya… 🙂 🙂
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healthy and interesting snack idea….love it Chithra…
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Thank you Rani for your visit and appreciating words… 🙂 🙂
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i appreciate ur innovation dear
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Thank you Suhasini for your visit and encouraging words… 🙂 🙂
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Yummy… thanks for sharing the recipe 🙂
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My pleasure and thank you for stopping by… 🙂 🙂
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that is just wonderful … happy Diwali dear
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Thank you Anisha for your visit and feedback. ..
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wow…..Drooling here !
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Such a nice compliments Priya…
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wonderful dish Doctor..you have real passion for foods!superb…
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Thanks dear Roja for such a wonderful motivating feedback..Am honoured
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yumm yummm
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Thank you Hema. ..
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Wow chitra.. . luks yummy…
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Thank you Jagruti for your visit and feedback… 🙂
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Looks inviting
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Thank you Usha. .. 🙂
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