how to make mango dessert /mango patholi/(ela(i)ada(i)
how to make mango dessert /mango patholi
Patholi is a famous sweet dumpling done in konkan,goan regions and both these regions follow malvani cuisine.Konkani,Goan even kerala cuisines dominantly use coconut in great significance as all these parts lie on the coastal areas where coconut trees are grown in abundance.The very same patholi is called as ela ada in kerala and in some parts of TamilNadu it is called as elai adai.Folding “ada”(patholi) inside the banana leaf make the sweet subtle and locks all the flavour by allowing the steam to seep through and prevent it from drying out.I came to know about this recipe from one of my favourite cook book author mrs.MallikaBadrinaths video where she describes that she has learned this recipe from her grandma and its slightly different from usual patholi/ela ada,it is called mango patholi.I was very impressed with the twist from the regular patholi I wished to make it!came out very well and was a winning traditional recipe.
how to make mango dessert /mango patholi
INGREDIENTS
FOR STUFFING:
Mango – 1/2 cup(cut into pieces)
Jaggery – 1/4 cup
Coconut scrapping – 3/4 cup
cardamom powder 1/2 tsp
Ghee – 1 tbsp
FOR DOUGH:
Rice flour(idiyappam flour) – 3/4 cup
Salt to taste and 1 tbsp of ghee
Banana leaves(some cut pieces for folding dumplings)
METHOD:
For stuffing:
1.First add jaggery in a pan sprinkle some water and when it dissolves filter and bring back to boil.
2.Add mango pieces to it.
3.Mash it when cooking it will come to a jam consistency.
4.Now add coconut and mix till it forms a solid mass and keep on stirring and at the end add some ghee and cardamom powder and switch off the stove.
5.Stir thoroughly and let it cool.
FOR DOUGH:
6.When the stuffing is cooling add rice flour in a bowl with salt add needed water and make a very soft loose dough.
7.Add ghee at the end and knead till smooth and keep ready.
PROCEDURE:
8.Cut the banana leaves as shown with some stem left in it.
9.Apply ghee to the surface of banana leaf and add a ball of dough and spread out the mixture.
10.Now keep some stuffing into it and close from the stem side so that it will stick properly.
11.Close and seal along the edges of the dough and make sure it is properly closed.
12.Now make the same procedure with all the leaves till we use up all the stuffing.
13.Heat up a steamer or a idli pan arrange these patholi’s and steam for 10 minutes in medium flame.
14.Hot patholi’s(elai adai) are ready to be served.
how to make mango dessert /mango patholi/(ela(i)ada(i)
Ingredients
FOR STUFFING:
- Mango - 1/2 cup cut into pieces
- Jaggery - 1/4 cup
- Coconut scrapping - 3/4 cup
- cardamom powder 1/2 tsp
- Ghee - 1 tbsp
FOR DOUGH:
- Rice flour idiyappam flour - 3/4 cup
- Salt to taste and 1 tbsp of ghee
- Banana leaves some cut pieces
Instructions
For stuffing:
- First add jaggery ina pan sprinkle some water and when it dissolves filter and bring back to boil.
- Add mango pieces to it.
- Mash it when cooking it will come to a jam consistency.
- Now add coconut and mix till it forms a solid mass and keep on stirring at the end add some ghee and cardamom powder and switch off the stove.
- Stir thoroughly and let it cool.
FOR DOUGH:
- When the stuffing is cooling add rice flour in a bowl with salt add needed water and make a very soft loose dough.
- Add ghee at the end and knead till smooth and keep ready.
PROCEDURE:
- Cut the banana leaves as shown with some stem left in it.
- apply ghee to the surface of banana leaf and add a ball of dough and spread out the mixture.
- Now keep some stuffing into it and close from the stem side so that it will stick properly.
- Close and seal along the edges of the dough and make sure it is properly closed.
- Now make the same procedure with all the leaves till we use up all the stuffing.
- Heat up a steamer or a idli pan arrange these patholi's and steam for 10 minutes in medium flame.
- Hot patholi's(elai adai) are ready to be served.
Notes
Amount of jaggery can be added according to your taste.
Ghee added to the stuffing makes the dish more flavorful.
Even the ghee added to dough makes the dough soft and will prevent from drying.
You can use any vegetable steamer or a idli cooker to steam patholi's/ela ada.
Comments (14)
Piyali
You have me floored dear Vani with this wonderful heirloom recipe. It’s such a delight to have three lovely ingredients, each prominent in terms of flavour being combined together. Oh every bite will be pure joy. The aroma from the mix topped up by the Bananna leaf is sure to make everyone around hungry. I am super impressed and throughly loved this dish.
shubha
Lovely recipe Vani and so beautifully described too. We make similar way but the addition of mango to the filling is new.. Super recipe:)
kushi
Its so perfect dear!!My mom prepares patholi and here the addition of mango is something new. Loving it 🙂
Ami@NaiveCookCooks
Such a unique & delicious recipe! Looks great!!
jayashree
This is new to me Vani, thanks for sharing this unique and tasty recipe here, loved it
sudha
Wow!!!! what a perfectly made dessert…….looks so inviting.
traditionallymodernfood
New to me.. So tempting to taste
sathyapriya
Drooling here ..Yumm
Anu-My Ginger Garlic Kitchen
This is so new to my Vani! Looks so inviting, and making me drool! YUM!
Nithya
wow………Its different.great vani.Thank you.
Sundari
Wow!! Looks amazing!! tempting 🙂
padma
Loving this super yummy and healthy Patholi…Very well explained …Awesome dear!!
Anupama
what a wonderful choice of a recipe! filled with traditional memoirs and unmatchable delicious flavors. Loved it totally!!
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