Plain Poori/Puri

  • Servings: 2-3
  • Preparation time: 5 minutes.
  • Rolling time: 1 minute(each).
  • Frying time: 3-4 minutes(each batch).
  • Total time: 10  minutes.

“Plain Poori/Puri” is one of the most loved Indian breads, cherished for its golden puffed look and irresistible taste. Made with simple whole wheat flour dough, rolled out and deep-fried, these round breads puff up beautifully, making them a festive delight.

Pooris are often prepared on special occasions, festivals; Navratri is coming to near end, tomorrow is very auspicious day, the day of worship “Siddhidatri” form of nav Durga and the occasion of “Kanya Poojan”. After fasting of Navratri devotees offer the feast to nine girls, who symbolize the Nav Durga. On this occasion, enjoy the Navmi Prasadam, ‘Plain Poori’ from ‘Phalahari Thali day 9‘.

you can prepared on the occasion of family gatherings, served with a variety of accompaniments like Chhole, Aloo Sabji, or Halwa. Whether it’s a child’s birthday thali, a festive feast, or a Sunday family brunch, the joy of breaking into a hot, fluffy poori straight from the kadai is unmatched. It is not just food, but a symbol of warmth, celebration, and togetherness.

Hot crispy Poori! It is really delicious, wonderful and flavourful, and above all it is nutritious too.

Ingredients:

  • Aatta (wheat flour): 1 cup
  • Ajwain: ¼ teaspoon
  • Salt: ¼ teaspoon
  • Maida (refined flour): ¼ cup
  • Ghee/oil: for deep fry

Preparation:

For making dough:

  1. Take a wide vessel; pour Aatta, Maida, Ajwain salt, and one table spoon oil (as moin), knead them to make soft dough(The dough can be made in food processor also). Cover and Keep aside, to be used after 10-20 minutes.

Method:

  1. Divide dough into 12-15 parts and make balls.
  2. Roll the ball in 3-4 inch diameter circle.
  3. Heat oil in a fry pan on maximum flame (to check if oil is ready or not, put a little piece of dough in the oil it should come up slowly.
  4. Deep fry the poori on high flame.
  5. After they start to puff slowly turn over.
  6. Fry till it becomes golden brown.
  7. Now, mouth watering poori is ready to eat with Aamras, Aaloo (Potato) Govi (Cauliflower) Sabji along with  Boondi Raita.
Plain poori
Plain poori
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ingredients
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dough
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Roll the ball
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balls and rolled poories
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Deep fry the poori
Deep fry the poori
Deep fry the poori
Deep fry the poori
Deep fry the poori
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Plain poori
Plain poori
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