Complete Pani Puri Recipe Golgappa

Easy Pani Puri (Golgappa/ Puchka) Recipe My Food …

WEBJul 28, 2020 · Divide it into 4 equal parts and roll out one part into a thin rope. Keep the other three parts of dough covered with a wet cloth. With …

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1. Mix together sooji and atta in a bowl. Add ¼ cup hot water to this and mix to make a stiff dough. Knead the dough with your hand for 5-6 minutes till the dough is firm and smooth to touch. You might have to adjust the amount of water by a teaspoon or two. Cover the dough with a wet cloth (squeeze it well so that the cloth is wet but does not have extra water dripping from it) and rest it for 20-25 minutes.
2. Lightly mash the boiled chana and potato with your hand and mix it with all the other ingredients for the filling. Set aside.
3. Blend together chopped mango or tamarind, green chillies, mint, coriander, peppercorns and the spices with 2 cups water till smooth. Place a strainer over a big bowl and line the strainer with a mulmul cloth if you have one. Strain it into the bowl, pressing down on the leftover residue to get all the juice out. Once done discard the leftover residue and add another glass of water to the jaljeera. Taste and adjust the seasoning and if needed add some lemon juice. If and how much lemon juice needs to be added will depend on the sourness of the mangoes and tamarind.
4. To serve, poke a hole in the puri with your thumb, fill it with aloo masala and pour jaljeera into it. Add some tamarind chutney if you like. Pop it in your mouth immediately and enjoy!

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Puri For Pani Puri Suji Ke Golgappe » Dassana's Veg …

WEBJan 9, 2022 · 1. In a mixing bowl, take 1 cup fine unroasted sooji or rava or semolina (160 grams), 1 teaspoon oil, 3 to 4 pinches of baking soda and …

1. In a mixing bowl, take 1 cup fine unroasted sooji or rava or semolina (160 grams), 1 tsp oil, 3 to 4 pinches baking soda and 1/4 tsp salt. With your fingers, mix the oil evenly with the sooji.
2. Now divide the dough into two or three parts. Take one part on your work surface and begin to roll. Avoid adding any dry flour while kneading. Keep the remaining dough covered with the moist kitchen towel.
3. With a cookie cutter or a small bowl, cut small to medium discs from the rolled dough. Using a cookie cutter gives even shape and size to the pooris. You can also make small balls and roll them. But then the puri won't have an even and uniform shape.
4. Heat oil for deep frying in a kadai or pan. The oil should be medium hot. Add a tiny piece of the dough ball in the hot oil. If the ball steadily comes up to the surface, the oil is hot and the pooris can be fried now.

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