This idea isn't mine. I had seen a similar presentation somewhere & decided to go for it. |
For me, the greatest challenge is to get the perfect round shape. When I was in school, I used to roll out the dough & using a round vessel, I used to cut out the perfect shape! :) I still don't get the perfect round shape like my Maa. But I think its a lot better now! I've got to learn the secret of it. If you guys know, do tell me! :-D
RECIPE --
Source: Mom's Corner
Ingredients (to make 4 Phulkas)
Wheat Flour - 2 cups
Cooking Oil - 1 teaspoon
Salt - to taste - 1 teaspoon - optional
Water - to knead the dough- 1 cup
Method
STEP 1: In a mixing bowl, mix all the dry ingredients
STEP 2: Slowly add water & use your hands to knead a soft dough. The water shouldn't be too less or more. The dough should be soft but not sticky.
STEP 3: Let it rest for about an hour or more. Keep it covered with a damp cloth.STEP 4: Make medium sized balls out of the dough.
STEP 5: Take a ball of dough on a falt surface. Dust some some wheat flour on it.
STEP 6: Using a rolling pin, roll out the dough evenly into a thin, round shape.
* After every 2 or 3 rolls, turn the Chapati by a 45 degree angle. It helps to get a decent shape! :-D
STEP 7: Heat a Tawa / flat pan.
STEP 8: Place the Phulka / Tortilla on the pan.
STEP 9: Let it cook on one side for about 20 seconds. (Until the dough is no longer sticky and you can actually move the phulka freely on the pan) Flip over & do the same for the next 20-30 seconds.
STEP 10: Take the phulka & place it directly on the flame. It will puff up beautifully! don't place it on the flame for more than 5 seconds on each side or it'll burn.
There you go- Enjoy with pickles, jam, side dish like Kadai Paneer, Sprouts Sabzi, Potato Curry etc! :-)
Nice kavi. I enjoy your writeups. it is full fun.. :-p
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Uma
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lovely image!
ReplyDeletedelicious looking chapati
ReplyDeletegood post phulka are best with any dish
ReplyDeleteGreat step by step pics.
ReplyDeleteSuper soft phulkas looks fabulous and healthy..
ReplyDeletephulka roti looks so soft and fluffy...kavi enjoyed reading your first few lines n LOL...sometimes it happens...and @ round shaped rotis...almost daily for dinner i make chapathi but i too won't get perfect round ..dunno y :) yours were round only don't worry about the shape but its super soft !!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful presn! looking fwd 2 more posts!
ReplyDeleteChaptathi looks so soft n fluffy kavi.Lov to see that in black.
ReplyDeleteChaptathi looks so soft n fluffy kavi.Lov to see that in black.
ReplyDeleteSo soft and perfect..
ReplyDeleteGuess what we just had for dinner .. pulkas :). They have turned out soft and fluffy.
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We have it almost all times.. my mom says that if you use rice flour when you roll them, they are easy to handle and you can get the round shape, but my experience is that you can almost never cook better than your mom, so just let her cook and you enjoy the food...
ReplyDeleteLove Ash.
soft n fluffy looking phulkas
ReplyDeletewow!!Phulka's look so fluffy and tasty.
ReplyDeleteHi Kavi,Nice Blog U have.Luv ur recipes here.Esp luv this puffy Phulka.Luv ur recipes Dear.Following U.
ReplyDeleteThose folded stacks with just a touch of sepia are very appetizing. I love how the curves repeat on top of each other.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kavi, for your BWW photo.
beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteI just pinned it, it looks so good!
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