Malpua is a pancake served as a dessert, sweet or a snack. It is a very popular dish of Odisha and is also served to Lord Jagannath of Puri in his Sakala Dhupa (morning food served to the lord). Malpuas are very delicious sweet and everyone loves them. Malpua fried in desi ghee are so soft and that they melt in the mouth. My friend suggest me to share malpuas recipe because she is a big fan of them. So I decided to share them with all of you this lovely and sweet recipe. Lets start preparing it:-
Ingredients
- Wheat Flour:- 4 cup
- Sugar:- 1.25 cup
- Milk:- 1/2 cup
- Water:- around 4 cup (560 ml.)
- Ghee for frying malpuas
1 Cup contains 140 ml. of water
Use 140 ml cup for every cup measurements.
Method
- Take a bowl and add wheat flour and sugar in it. Mix them well.
- Now add milk and water little by little to make a batter. Beat that batter well with spoon for 5 min.
- Keep that batter aside for 15 min. so that sugar will dissolve.
- Now, take a flat and heavy bottomed pan (tai or flat wok) to fry malpuas and pour ghee in it. Let it heat.
- When the ghee is hot then pour spoonful of the batter rapidly in one continuous stream in it on a high flame.
- After 1-2 min. flip malpua then fry them for 1-2 min. Take it out and squeeze it to drain ghee from them. You can make 3-4 malpuas at a time in a flat wok. Take them out one by one and put them on spatula and then press them with skimmer to drain ghee from them as shown in image. Care should be taken while you are draining ghee from them.
- Our Malpuas are ready to serve. Serve them hot with kheer, mango pickle or potato-tomato curry and enjoy this luscious recipe.
Important Points
- You can beat malpua batter with electric hand mixer that we use in whipping cream.
- Thickness of malpuas depend on consistency of batter. Thin malpuas tastes more delicious than thick ones. Thick malpuas have too much ghee and very heavy for diets. Here, I use quatity of water to make thin malpuas but if you like thick malpuas then add only 3.5 cups of water instead of 4 cups.
- Work on high flame.
- Thin malpuas fry very fast so time to flip malpuas given above are for thin malpuas. Malpuas have light skin colour so don’t fry them too much.
- Use 2 tablespoon measurement spoon to pour batter in hot ghee.
They look really nice 🙂
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Thank you so much. They are so delicious that I can’t even tell you. I love them so much. ❤
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I just love them…will definitely try… thanks for sharing the recipe….
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Sure, Thanks a lot. I love them too. 😃
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Mmh, looks amazing!!!
Btw I tried that zebra cake trick you wrote about once, with the multiple chocolate/vanilla layers. And also bought myself some rice 🙂
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Thank you so much #Kathrin.😄 So you get success in preparing that marble cake. Do you like it? You can share your cake pics also if you click them or if you want to share. Thanks again for sharing your reviews. 😃😃
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I liked it!! But my chocolate dough was a little too heavy so it didn’t look quite as beautiful as yours..
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Ok! I think it is because you might have added less milk to your chocolate batter and due to this it didn’t attain some flowing consistency.
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Maybe!! I think the added chocolate made it too thick and heavy. More milk might have helped with that.
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Yes, I gave this suggestion in important points also. 😃 Anyways, next time you would definitely succeed in preparing it because “practice makes the man perfect.” Thanks again #Kathrin for sharing your reviews on marble cake. 😊😊
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Yummy Yummy..
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Thank you so much #Dimple. 😃
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Delicious looking 😋 thanks for sharing.
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Thank you so much #Allen. You can give it a try if you want to. 😃
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so delicious.
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Thank you so much #Amal. 😃
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wow Malpua… can I have your no?
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😂😂You don’t have to take my no. You can make by yourself also. They are very easy if you follow the procedure. Btw thanks a lot for your appreciation. 😃😃
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ok thanks
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You’re welcome. 😃
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Tempting!!!
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Thanks a lot #Anusha. 😃
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Looking so delicious
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Thank you so much. 😃😃
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Welcome Pooja
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That is better than any pancake that I have ever seen. Not bland dough and certainly more appealing also.
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Thank you so much #Foghorn. 😃
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I’ve never heard of these. And come fall, when I finally cook now and again, this looks very doable for me. My boyfriend would love them! Thank You! 🙂
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Many thanks.😃 I’m sure your boyfriend would really love these pancakes. They are very soft and delicious. 😀
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This reminds of my Daadi… She used to prepare yummy Malpua for us… Everytime we went to village for vacation…
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Oh Great! This is really a very tasty recipe. My grandfather also used to prepare this on durgashtmi. Thank you so much. 😃😃
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Mm..yum !
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Yes, they are yummy. Do give them a try, you and yours would like this recipe. Thanks #Megala. 😀
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I love Malpua! And it was so surprising that none of the food bloggers came up with this recipe! Thank you so much for sharing this recipe with us!
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Thank you so much #Reema for your kind words. I love to eat malpua too. It is my pleasure to share recipes with you. 😃😃
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