"Take a delicious journey to India with our Poori! These golden, puffed bread delights are deep-fried to perfection, boasting a crispy exterior and a soft, fluffy interior. Each bite is a taste of tradition, a textural sensation that pairs wonderfully with spicy curries or sweet chutneys. It's Indian cuisine at its finest!"
Now add ¼ tsp of salt on to it which gives nice taste to poori
Mix well before you pour water onto it. Because salt should by evenly spread to the flour.
Then slowly add required amount of water and knead it to make dough.
Remember the dough of the poori should be little bit harder than chapati.
Note we don't want to cover and rest the dough. as we do for chapati.
Once dough is ready, roll the poori. The poori should neither be so thin nor thick.
Now place the pan on stove and pour required amount of oil to it
Heat well before you drop the poori into oil.
Drop the poori into the oil and let it become puffy on bottom side.
At that time flip the poori and cook on other side.
Once it is done on both sides remove it to plate and serve hot.
Notes
Pictorial Guidance:
Take a bowl and add wheat flour.Now add some salt to it.Then mix the flour before you add water.Next add required amount of water to it.Now knead the dough little harder.Then add ½ tsp of oil to the dough and knead againYour dough is ready.Now make into small ballsNow place one ball on chapati/poori boardThen roll the poori to thin layer (any shape you wish)Now place the pan with oil and heat itOnce the oil Is ready, drop the poori.Now your poori will start to puff little.After few seconds you can see your poori puff up in full and now its right time to flip the pooriYour delicious poori is ready to serve on plate.