Ingredients :-
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| Wheat flour | Aata | 2 cups |
| Fine Rava | 1 tsp |
| Warm water | 1 cup (adjust accordingly) |
| Gingelly Oil | 1 tsp |
| Oil | for deepfry |
| Salt | as required |
Method :-
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1).
In a bowl add wheat flour, rava and salt together, mix well. Add water
little by little to form a dough, add oil keep kneading until it forms a
little tight dough until no flour is sticking at the bottom.
2).
Leave aside for an hour. Then knead it once again and pinch equal lemon
sized balls. Take a ball and roll it out with rolling pins making sure
the thickness is even. Don't make it very thin like we do for Chapathi's
, it should a bit thicker. Keep aside.
3). Heat oil in a wide pan. Once it becomes hot, carefully slide the poori. Once it is completely immersed in oil, press gently with your spatula in
the middle. Continue pressing until the Poori puffs up on all
sides.
4). Turn the other side and fry till it turns golden color. Drain on a paper towel to remove excess oil. Repeat
the same & fry the remaining dough.
Serve hot with Channa Masala or Potato Masala .
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Note :-
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1. Adding rava to the wheat flour is totally optional, it gives nice crisp Poori' s and it will help to keep the fluffiness.
2. Don’t use wheat flour while rolling the dough, it leaves the black traces while frying and discolors the poori.
3. Try to prepare Poori 5 min before you start eating else Poori wont be puffed and looks oily.
4.
Don't over fry the Poori for long time and make sure oil isn’t too hot
otherwise the skin would become dark and will not be cooked inside.
5. Don’t stretch the dough little more than your palm size else you won’t get the puffed Poori
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