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Easy
Published 2017
Many varieties of Malpuas are made all over the sub-continent. This central Indian version, with sweetness from palm sugar and spiciness from crushed black pepper, offers a different taste sensation from other versions. Serve on their own with after-dinner coffee or as a dessert topped with cream and fruits.
Dry-roast the semolina in a heavy pan for about 10 minutes, until it is golden brown, stirring constantly.
Transfer the semolina to a mixing bowl then add the flour, ground black pepper, cardamom and nutmeg. Mix well, then add the yogurt
