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FAQ
Crisp, flaky, and oh so satisfying, puris are a staple with any North Indian meal. While fine wheat flour or Maida is commonly used, I love making puris with whole wheat flour instead. The earthy, wholesome flavor of whole wheat shines through in the puris, making them irresistible.
Poori Recipe (without sooji)
- ▢ Now take wheat flour, plain flour (if using) salt, oil in a bowl and mix with your hands so that everything is evenly mixed.
- Slowly add in water and mix well and make into a dough. ...
- Divide the dough into equal portions. ...
- Now time to fry. ...
- Cook on both sides till they turn golden.
Maida has zero fiber, and it is called the glue of the gut. And there is a high chance that they can cause intestinal discomfort. Maida also slows the digestive system leading to constipation, obesity, and bloating. Maida has a high glycaemic index while whole wheat flour is low in glycaemic index.
refined wheat flour. What is “maida” called in English? Plain Flour is also known as all purpose flour or maida. It is nothing but a refined wheat flour.
Why don't my pooris puff? For a perfectly puffed poori, roll the dough evenly to a disc that is not too thin or too thick. If they are too thin they will turn crisp like papads and won't puff. If they are too thick then also they won't puff.