I love poori esp Poori masala...who doesnt ?! But we make it very rarely as its deep fried but make small pooris for mittu whenever we make chapathis as she likes poori than chapathi. It was really a tough time clicking the pooris puffed up but guess I have done justice to it. Though my fav combination is poori with chana / chole masala , hubby likes poori masala.

Poori Recipe - Ingredients
Makes around 8 pooris
- Wheat Flour - 1.5 cups
- Fine white Rava - 1.5 tsp(optional)
- Salt - as required
- Warm Water - 1/4 cup(adjust accordingly)
- Oil - to deep fry
Method:1.In a bowl add wheat flour, rava(soaked in water for 10mins) and salt together and mix well to combine.Add water little by little to gather to form a stiff dough..first it will have cracks. Leave aside for 15-20 mins. Then knead again to form a smooth dough.


3.Heat oil, carefully drop the pooris one after another(depends on your kadai size too).Once it is completely immersed in oil press gently with your spatula in the middle, continue pressing until the poori puffs up on all sides.Turn the other side, once it turns golden brown, take and drain.

Please check the video of how to make fluffy pooris
Serve hot fluffy pooris with aloo masala / chole masala!

My Notes:
- Make sure the kadai is filled with oil enough for the pooris to immerse.Also oil should be hot for the puris to puff nicely. May be pinch a small piece and drop it in oil to check, it it raises immediately the oil is hot enough else heat the oil for few more mins.
- Also adding rava to the wheat flour gives nice crisp pooris like in hotels.
- Adjust the flame to medium high for the oil to heat up first then lower the flame to medium.
















Give me poori masala for breakfast and I will be happy for the day. The third picture of fluffed pooris is gorgeous.
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The Potato masala looks divine, send a plate please! Yum!
ReplyDeleteThe pooris I make never fluff up. Do you know how I can make them fluff up likes the one you have in the picture?
ReplyDelete@Anonymous : It depends on the dough kneading and while frying make sure to press in the middle of the pooris will will surely puff up the pooris
ReplyDeletePuri aloo is a very delicious combination. I love it.
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Delicious combo looks tempting.
ReplyDeleteMakes me hungry,classic combo..yum
ReplyDeleteI so miss the Pooris! I don't make it for the oil but your pic is tempting me !
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I love poori masala any time..This looks really good..Mouthwatering dear..Thanks for the recipe .will try soon..
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I LOVE poori.. wish there was a magic wand that would not allow me to gain weight when I eat pooris.. :) My daughter loves it too so I make it once in a while for her (ok that's my excuse for making & eating it) :D
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ReplyDeletemy son's fav one and whenever i send him this for his snack box,he say "amma i feel so sad while eating the last bite"- he doesn't want to get it over.
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Perfect and inviting. I don't make pooris often although it is my son's favorite .. need to make it sometime for him.
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Ultimate comfort food I always love them. Looks perfect.
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Perfectly looking poori......
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OMG sharmi...This is just too much..Im so craving for puris now!!!! The potatao masal too looks perfect & mouthwatering,,..easy to make & comforting masala :)
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My daughter's fav...The only dish I can blindly order in hotel for her..Nice click.
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They look so beautifully puffed up!
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ReplyDeleteAn all time favourite! The masala looks delicious!
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ReplyDeleteRecipie . Looks so yummyyy!!! Am going to make
Tomorrow since we are having some guest coming
Over . But when do you add gram flour and how????
Please let me know
Thank you
When do you add gram flour in it and how ?
ReplyDeleteThanks
When the masala boils, add gram flour(added in the recipe now)
DeleteThank you so much quick reply , but do you adds
DeleteGram flour dry or mix it with water first and does
It taste raw or be one lumpy.
I will really appreciate your help with that as am bit
New to cooking
Thank you
Deepa
You can sprinkle dry gram flour itself so that it does not form lumps...Alternatively you can mix with water and also add. Hope this helps!
DeleteThank you so much for answering my query
ReplyDeleteI will make it tomorrow and let you know for sure
Thanks a lot :)
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ReplyDeletei heard tat for 1 cup wheat, 1 cup maida ,1 tsp sooji is the combination.i plan to do tomorrow morning. pls say 2 cup wheat works out well than my suggestion
@Rekha : We usually make poori with wheat flour only. Only for maida poori(channa batura) we add maida. I havent tried half and half with it...but guess it will turn out good only.
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