Mangalore buns/ South Indian buns
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Chef :
Harshitha Gurukumar
Mangalore buns/ South Indian buns
#breads. These buns are prepared for breakfast in mangalore region of Karnataka. I learned this recipe from my mom's friend. Needs some hard work to prepare dough but taste is worth for it. Very tasty can have without chutney. Children's will love it. #goldenapron.
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Take riped bananas and grind to smooth paste
* Step 2
Powder sugar to a fine paste. Churn curd without adding water.
* Step 3
In a large mixing bowl take banana paste and rub by hand for 3-5 minutes.
* Step 4
Add sugar powder and rub to mix well.
* Step 5
After sugar dissolve completely add curd and mix well by rubbing. Add 1/2 cup oil and rub for 1-2 minutes. Add salt and soda.
* Step 6
After that add flour little by little with continuous mixing so that no lumps are formed.
* Step 7
Dough should be little softer than chapati dough. Do not Knead the dough. Amount of flour needed is depend on size of bananas. Approximately 1/2 KG. Tap 2 spoons of oil or amount of oil required to cover dough completely.
* Step 8
Keep dough in air tight container for 6 hours or over night. Do not add flour after resting time.
* Step 9
Make small balls out of the dough. Dust the rolling surface with some rice flour or maida, rice flour is better. Roll into circular thick roti.
* Step 10
Heat the oil and deep fry both the sides to a light golden colour.
* Step 11
Enjoy buns with coconut chutney and potato curry.
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