Ingredients: ( To make -4)
Method:
- Atta (Wheat flour) - 2cups
- Kasoori methi - 1tsp
- Kaloongi (Mangrella, onion seed) - 1/2tsp
- Salt to taste
- Ghee or cooking oil - 3tsp
- Lemon juice - 2tsp (Use Fresh lemon juice) (Optional)
- Lukewarm water to knead as required
- Curd (Yogurt, dahi) - 4tsp (Optional)
- Oil for deep frying
Method:
- Put flour in a large bowl.
- Mix kasoori methi, kalonji, salt, lemon juice, oil.
- Now add a little water at a time and start to mix the flour to form a dough.(you can use yogurt also)
- Knead well till you get a uniform dough. (medium soft dough)
- Poori dough should be harder than chapati (roti) dough. (Cover with wet cotton cloth so the dough does not dry out).
- Divide in to a small balls and roll it out into a small circle with medium thickness.don't make it too thin else it will come out crispy, repeat for all dough.
- Heat oil in kadhai (wok) .
- The oil should be perfect tempetaure to get perfect pooris.
- Drop small piece of dough (tiny bit of the dough) in to oil.if it is raises to top immediately, your poori oil is ready and you can start frying pooris.
- Slide a rolled poori slowly in to hot oil.if it is rises to top immediately then press the poori slightly with a spoon (Poori spoon). this help them in puffing up.
- Turn them upside down and fry from other side.( don't turn the side untill the bottom side is properly cooked i.e light golden in color.
- Take out the pooris and place it on paper towel .
- Serve with any sabji , dal, pickle.
I was searching for blogs related to indian dishes.I will use it in place of bread. Great work .My kids will love it.
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Roger
Crispy puris.. Loved the addition of methi and onion seeds..
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