Name: Puri - Punjabi Style
Prep time: 30 min
Total time: 30 min
Ingredients: 2 cups Maida/Atta; 1 cup Semolina (Rava/Sooji); 1 cup Fresh curd; Baking powder (A small tsp); Soda (optional); 1 tsp Sugar; 2 tsp Ghee; Salt (As reqd); Oil for frying; Warm water (As reqd)

Puri - Punjabi Style

Puri – Punjabi Style is an authentic specialty with mouth watering flavor and aroma. Puri – Punjabi Style tastes best with any potato curry as side dish. The crispy, crunchy delicacy is a favorite with kids as well as elders. Puri –Punjabi Style is unique and special with maida flour or atta blended with leavening agents and other ingredients before being rolled out into puris and deep fried. Puris are wholesome and filling for your tummy. You can explore a well detailed Puri – Punjabi Style recipe here.

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Prep Time 30

Total Time 30

Cuisine North Indian

Servings people

Ingredients

2 cups Maida/Atta
1 cup Semolina Rava/Sooji
1 cup Fresh curd
Baking powder A small tsp
Soda optional
1 tsp Sugar
2 tsp Ghee
Salt As reqd
Oil for frying
Warm water As reqd

Instructions

For preparing Puri - Punjabi Style, mix together the flour/atta, rava, baking powder, soda-bi-carb, salt and sugar thoroughly.
Pour in the curd and start making a stiff dough by adding warm water little by little.
Let this dough stand covered for about 15 minutes.
Add the ghee and knead the dough again nicely to make it soft.
Let this stand again covered for an hour.
Divide this dough into 10 small sections, make them into balls.
Flatten out each ball into small puris using a rolling pin.
:- Let the puris be a little thick so that they will puff up. Very thin puris do not puff up.
Heat about 2 cups of oil in a wok/kadai.
Slowly release each puri into the oil from the side of the wok.
Keep tapping slowly on the puri with a ladle so that it would puff up.
When one side changes color, turn it over and let the other side cook.
:- Make sure you turn the puri just once. This way the puris will not absorb too much oil.
Remove the puri from the oil and place on a plate with an absorbant paper.
Repeat the procedure for all the puris one after another.
:- For the best side dish for this puri, check out my recipe for (Potato Saagu.÷

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arpitha singh February 8, 2008

authentic recipe. a must try for everyone. i did not use the soda-bi-carb though. keep posting sujee. i also tried a couple of your other recipes and they are equally good. you are a good cook indeed.

4 from 1 vote (1 rating without comment)

Puri – Punjabi Style