Apr 282010
Puri is a great main dish to complement with other shahi side dishes like mutton kosha, aloo dam or chicken chaap. Preparing puri (with proper puff) is a matter of practice. You need to get an idea about the perfect mix with oil and water and also the thickness before deep fry. Here I will demonstrate a “healthier” version of the puri by using atta instead of maida. This type of preparation is ideal for a simple yet heavy breakfast with fried potato. Also I will add a bit of salt in order to make a slightly different variety of atta puri. So let’s get into the salty style atta puri recipe.
Ingredients
- 1 cup of atta (flour)
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 big cup of vegetable oil
Cooking time: 15 mins
Preparation: 5 mins
Serves: 2
How to make salty Puri using atta
1. In a bowl put 1 cup of atta (flour), 1/2 teaspoon salt and add little by little water and make a hard dough.
2. Make the dough into small size balls and roll with dry atta into thin round shape circle.
3.Take a non-stick Kadhai heat 1 big cup of vegetable oil, put 1 puri at a time on medium high flame , try to press lightly with wooden stick over the top of the puri. When puri is fully puff then turn it on the other side and fry till it become golden brown.
Salty Puri is ready to serve hot with Aloo Bhaji for breakfast.
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