Malpua is a quintessential sweet for Holi.
Holi is a time for gulal and loads of fun.Needless to say,you are hungry by the time you finish playing with colors and water.You do need something to re-energize in between.
Thus the need for dry snacks like pakoras,malpuye,gujiya.Also much needed cooler,nuts & milk-thandai.
Braj ki Holi is beautiful and divine.Definitely a must go in a foodie traveller’s bucket list.
Holi Memories & mummy ke snacks
No Holi in my house is celebrated without these eggless fred pancakes & desserts.
I remember as kids, we would cycle to all the friends’ homes & play Holi at every place.We would finally end up at Ukku club for the rain dance.It was so much fun.Vizag Steel township in Andhra Pradesh was heaven.My mom is known for her Malpuas in the whole family.Shehas a huge fan following for her yum desserts and snacks.This time she is here for Holi after very long time.Hence, it is time for me to rekindle my childhood memories.
I think what makes this sweet tick,it is soft yet crispy hence kids and elders both love it equally.
Whether you celebrate Holi or not,enjoy the yum fried pancakes!
Scroll below to read the recipe of Malpua
Malpua is an Indian fried pancake that can made quickly and can be stored for a few days as well.
Ingredients
- 1 cup atta or wholemeal flour
- 1.5 cup milk
- 1 tsp elaichi/cardamom powder
- 1 tsp masala(1/4 tsp each of black pepper,cardamom,fennel seeds,cinnamon)
- 1/3 cup powdered sugar (1/2 cup if you need it more sweet)
- 6-7 almonds & walnuts,coarsely powdered
Instructions
- In a bowl mix all ingredients.
- Whisk well until sugar dissolves and you get runny batter.Keep it aside for 5-10 min.
- In a pan,heat oil or ghee for frying.It should be enough so that malpua are immersed in oil/ghee completely so that it fries uniformly
- Using a laddle take 2 tbsp of batter and fry them one by one.
- Fry them until crisp golden brown.
- Serve hot.
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