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Chiroti Recipe | Chirote | Penori | Padhir Pheni Recipe

March 18, 2017 By Raji 1 Comment

Chiroti is one of the delicacies of Karnataka. This Sweet dish is considered as royal dessert. This chirote or Padir Peni or penori is made during weddings. Traditionally this recipe calls for Chiroti Rave ( the name for this sooji/rave comes from this sweet) , now a days this is prepared using Maida / All Purpose flour. Chiroti as such it is not sweet by itself. This flaky sweet served with Powdered Sugar and Saffron Badam Milk. My daughter like to eat crisp Chiroti with powdered Sugar. My son wants to add Badam Milk to this. However the way we want to eat Chiroti it is just mouthwatering, amazing sweet.
For Badam Milk Mix CLICK HERE!

Step by Step instructions with video to the recipe of making world famous Chiroti / Chirote recipe

Ingredients

  • For Dough:
  • 1 cup chiroti rave / Fine Sooji / Fine semolina
  • Around ½ cup water I used 5 TBSP water
  • Oil or ghee to fry
  • For Saati:
  • 2 to 3 tbsp ghee
  • 2.5 to 3 tbsp fine rice flour
  • For Topping:
  • Powdered Sugar Sugar + cardamom
  • milk
  • Badam Milk Mix
Chiroti Recipe | Chirote | Penori | Padhir Pheni Recipe
Tools
Creative Home Marble Round Board, Iron wok, Mixing bowls, perforated ladle, Rolling pin, Stainless steel colander, Stainless Steel Ladle, Stainless Steel Plate

Instructions

  1. Take the rave in a bowl. Add water little by little, mix it .
  2. Add water until you get the smooth firm dough.
  3. Knead it for 5 minutes. Smear little oil, cover the dough and keep it aside for 10 to 20 minutes.
To make the Saati:
  1. Take the ghee in bowl. Whisk it nicely until ghee becomes smooth and light.
  2. Add rice flour, again whisk it using your fingers to make soft, light, fluffy mixture. It is like whip cream frosting on cake. Keep it aside.
  3. After resting time, knead the dough again for a minute.
  4. Two ways you can roll this dough.
  5. 1.Clean the kitchen counter, grease it and roll this dough to a thin big square, spread the saati thoroughly on this and roll it to a tight log. OR
  6. 2.Divide the dough into 5 equal parts, take 1 part, roll it on a flat surface to make thin flat circle, apply the saati on this and keep it aside,
  7. Repeat the same for the second part, keep this rolled roti on the first one, likewise repeat for the remaining portions of the dough,
  8. Now roll these 5 piled up rotis to a tight long log.
  9. Divide this log into 12 parts.
To fry Chiroti:
  1. Heat the enough oil or ghee in a wok or pan medium low heat.
  2. Take one part, flatten it from the sides with your finger first and then using a rolling pin. (Please watch the video for the better understanding of this step)
  3. Make few and keep it ready.
  4. Once the oil is hot enough, gently place this prepared chiroti into this hot oil. Using the ladle pour the hot oil in the center to get the layered chiroti and helps the chiroti to cook in layers.
  5. Flip it to other side and fry it.
  6. Once the bubbles are subsides, remove it from the oil and transfer it onto a paper towel.
  7. Repeat the same procedure with the remaining chirotis.
How we eat this?:
  1. Take a chiroti in a plate, sprinkle generously the powdered sugar on top of the Chiroti.
  2. Crush it, eat or prepare badam milk, pour it on top of this crushed sugar chiroti and eat.

Filed Under: Desserts Tagged With: Festival Recipes, kannada recipes, karnataka recipes, No Onion No Garlic, popular south indian dishes, South Indian Recipes, vegetarian recipes, wedding sweets

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1 cup - 240mL (Volume)

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