Carrot and beetroot poori
CARROT AND BEETROOT POORI
INGREDIENTS
- Whole Wheat flour / gehu ka atta – 2 cup + 2 cup
- Fine rava / sooji – 1 tsp + 1 tsp
- Hot ghee / oil – 1 tsp + 1 tsp [optional ]
- Salt to taste
- Carrot – 1 big
- Beetroot – 1 big
- Plain flour for dusting
- Oil to deep fry
PREPARATION
- Peel the skin of beetroot and carrot separately .
- Grate it and squeeze the juice separately .
**** we can also grind ,but I have grate so that I can use both to make something .weit grated carrot I made gajar ka halwa and with grated beetroot I made beetroot stir fry –
METHOD
Take the flour in 2 separate mixing bowl .
In both the bowls add 1 tsp sooji + 1 tsp hot oil or ghee + salt separately .
In the first bowl slowly add the carrot juice and start kneading into a smooth and stiff dough .
In the second bowl add the beetroot juice and knead it into a smooth and stiff dough .
No need of keep the dough for resting ,start making the pooris
Now we can make both the pooris separately .
***** But I combined both the dough to get double coloured poori – check the slide show below .
Divide the dough into equal size portions .Depending on the size of poori you want.
Roll each portion into a smooth ball .
Flatten the ball the ball slightly ,roll it with a rolling pin into medium thickness discs. [ not very thin nor very thick – slightly thicker than chapatti ]
Roll out all the pooris.
Heat the oil , check the temperature by dropping a small piece of dough ,if the dough sizzles and rises up immediately it means we can start frying the pooris..The oil should be hot but not very hot .
Slide in one poori from the side of the pan into the hot oil .
After a few seconds try pressing the pooris lightly with help of a slotted ladle , try pouring / splashing little hot oil on the top of the pooris .
Flip the poori on the other side ,and fry till golden brown .
Drain and remove the pooris on absorbent paper or colander to drain off excess oil .
Colourful Pooris are ready to be served.
Best combo – potato bhaji / chole / shrikhand / chana masala etc.
VARIATIONS – With the same dough I made phulka /chapati also .
NOTES
- Instead of rolling small poris one at a time ,we can make a big chapatti then using the edge of a glass or cutter we can make many pooris at a time .Again we can use cutter of different shapes like heart / triangle etc.
- While rolling avoid dusting excess flour,or the oil will become cloudy very soon because of the burnt flour residue.
- Instead of flour you can use oil for rolling.
- Oil should not be smoking hot or the pooris will become dark brown.
- Adding rava helps in crispiness + puffiness remains for sometime.
- Ghee adds flavour but just 1 tsp not more than that.
- Fry on medium flame. Sometimes the temperature of the oil may go down after frying many pooris – just adjust the flame to make the oil hot .
- *** usually when you make pooris of wheat flour ,it absorbs lot of oil , take half of wheat flour + 1/2 of maida + 1 tbsp sooji to avoid absorbtion of excess oil .
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