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Aloo Paratha
Stuffed whole-wheat flatbread with spiced potato filling — the quintessential Punjabi...
Deep-fried whole wheat puris served alongside a quickly made spiced potato curry — the universal festival and celebration breakfast of Uttarakhand at weddings and religious events.
Make the aloo sabzi first so it stays hot: heat 2 tbsp oil.
Add cumin seeds — sizzle. Add asafoetida.
Add grated ginger. Stir. Add chopped tomatoes. Cook 6 minutes until soft. Add spices and salt. Cook 2 minutes. Add boiled potato cubes. Toss well. Add amchur. Add coriander. Keep warm over very low heat.
Make puri dough: knead wheat flour, salt and ghee with water into a firm smooth dough — firmer than chapati dough.
Cover and rest 15 minutes. Divide into 16 balls. Roll each into a 10 cm circle.
Heat oil in a deep pan to medium-high. Test with a small piece of dough — it should rise to the surface within 2 seconds.
Slide one puri into the oil. Press gently in the centre with a slotted spoon — it will puff up like a balloon.
Fry 20 to 30 seconds until golden below. Flip. Fry 20 seconds more.
Drain on paper towels. Keep warm while frying the rest.
Serve the hot puris immediately alongside the warm aloo sabzi.
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