Wheat poori recipe by vah

Wheat poori recipe by vah

Poori recipe for aamras with step-by-step pictures An entire-wheat flaky fried bread recipe offered with aamras in festivals.

Yesterday I shared a scrumptious Aamras recipe which i made the 2009 week. Together with aamras I'd made wheat poori or puri and sookhi moong dal sabzi. This mixture is actually scrumptious and it is frequently prepared during summer time amount of time in my house. I increased track of strong liking of mango along with other recipes which goes together with it. As being a periodic fruit it is usually a forbidden fruit in my experience. It’s the very best factor that may take place in summer time for me personally (aside from the summer time vacations after i was at school -))

Earlier I made poori recipe that may be offered with puri bhaji in the morning. This poori recipe is slightly diverse from that. Within this puri recipe I have tried personally some dry spices like turmeric powder, red chili powder. Also how big puri is nothing smaller sized compared to puri bhaji pooris. This puri recipe is generally ready for visitors within our home during summer time season. Puri and aamras combination is everyones favorite. In Addition, I have added Ajwain (carom seeds) within this puri recipe. Ajwain being strong in flavor increases the taste and it will work for tummy and therefore assist in digestion.

Making puri (moving and frying) isn't an easy task I have to admit. I've had an excessive amount of practice before I acquired decent batch of puris. My mother accustomed to stand and guide me as i was learning this art of creating pooris. However with little practice you can easily learn and master this. The factors of best poori is it should puffs up. Poori is suppose to become perfect round. However with take action can come. If you're trying these poori for brand spanking new then try moving it a little thicker. This way it'll puffs up.


This puri can also be offered with shrikhand (known as shrikhand puri) or dudhpak during rakshabandhan. You may also get this to mixture of shrikhand puri and aloo sabzi for supper menu. Also these poori goes well with chana masala and chole paneer .

Storage tip These deep-fried puri for aamras remains fresh for 1-a couple of days when kept in an aura tight container.

Let’s return and appearance the step-by-step recipe of wheat poori for aamras.

Recipe of Poori with step-by-step pictures (Aamras Puri Recipe)

To create scrumptious poori sieve the entire wheat flour (gehu ka atta) inside a mixing bowl. Adding 1/2 teaspoon of Ajwain (carom seeds). Add turmeric powder (haldi), red chili powder (lal mirch) and coriander powder (dhaniya). Include salt according to taste. Look into the recipe box at finish of the publish to understand exact amount of each ingredients.

I've added turmeric powder within this poori dough. Normally I don’t add turmeric powder after i am making puri for puri bhaji. But also for this poori recipe I'm adding just a little turmeric powder.

Now add oil within the poori dough. Oil can make the poori softer and it is texture better.

Now mix all of the spices in wheat flour using hands.

Adding little water sometimes, start kneading the dough for wheat poori recipe.

Add water as needed.

Knead the dough for poori. Using hands pound the dough to really make it softer. When the dough is prepared ensure that it stays aside to relax for ten minutes.

When the dough is rested, divide the dough into small lime size dough balls for poori. Take each dough ball in hands and provide it round shape and press it. We've prepared all of the poori dough balls by doing this.

Now have a poori ball on moving board and without applying any wheat flour roll it into poori. Alternatively use a poori press or poori maker to create pooris. You can also roll the dough into big roti after which utilizing a circular cutter cut small small dvds.

Prepare the poori by doing this. Roll all of the pooris and it aside.

How to fry the poori, heat oil inside a deep kadhai. Pre-heat the oil and appearance by placing a small dough piece if oil is hot enough. When the oil is prepared, carefully put the poori in herbal.

Allow the poori will get fry for five-ten seconds. Press the poori on the top utilizing a frying spoon in order that it puffs up.

Tap the poori on the top using frying spoon in order that it puffs up.

Switch the poori on other part.

Fry the wheat poori in oil until it turns golden brown. Go ahead and take poori from kadhai and put it on kitchen napkin or paper to soak extra oil. Repeat these steps and deep fry remaining poori in oil.

Scrumptious wheat poori is prepared. Serve the poori together with aamras and sookhi moong dal sabzi.

Wheat Poori Recipe Box (Aamras Poori)

Poori Recipe (Wheat Poori for Aamras)

  • Wheat flour. 2 1/2 cup
  • Ajwain (carom seeds): 1/2 teaspoon
  • Turmeric powder. 1/2 teaspoon
  • Red chili powder. 1/4 teaspoon
  • Coriander powder: 1 teaspoon
  • Oil. 1 tablespoons of
  • Salt. 1/2 teaspoon
  • Water. 3/4 cup or as needed
  1. Sieve the entire wheat flour (gehu ka atta) inside a large mixing bowl.
  2. Add ajwain, turmeric powder, red chili powder, coriander powder, oil and salt to taste and blend well all ingredients.
  3. Pour water and knead into puri dough.
  4. Keep your puri dough aside for resting for atleast ten minutes.
  5. Divide the dough into small lime size dough balls.
  6. Have a dough ball and put it on moving board. Roll the dough into small 2-3 inch wide wheat puris.
  7. Continue doing this step and roll puris with remaining dough.
  8. Now heat oil inside a kadhai for deep frying.
  9. Once oil is hot carefully add folded puri and begin frying it.
  10. Tap around the upper surface using skimmer and puff the poori.
  11. Switch the poori with other side and prepare until it turns golden colored.
  12. Go ahead and take fried poori off kadhai and put it on kitchen napkin.
  13. Repeat above steps and deep frying remaining pooris.
  14. Puri is able to serve. Serve puri together with sookhi moong dal, aamras and shrikhand.

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