Phulka / Roti
No meal
is complete without Roti / Phulka in many Indian homes. These are healthy,
soft and delicious to eat.
It is not at all difficult to make. I learnt
the art of making soft phulka and puffing it on direct flame from my mother.
My kids love to see the way it puffs and like it to eat when it is hot and
smeared with ghee J
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Prep Time
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10 Minutes + Dough resting time
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Cooking Time
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15-20 Minutes
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Serves
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10-12 Phulkas
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Ingredients
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Wheat Flour
Salt
Water
Oil
Ghee
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2 Cups
A little
As Reqd (¾ cup approx.)
1 Tsp.
As reqd.
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Method
1. In a mixing bowl
add wheat flour and salt. Mix well with your fingers.
2. Add water little
by little and knead the dough smooth and soft (should not be sticky)
3. Smear a little
oil on the dough and cover it. Let it rest for 20-30 minutes.
4. Knead the dough
again after the resting time. Divide the dough to equal small portions and
set.
5. Roll these small
potions with the help of a rolling pin and dusting some dry flour to a round
shape. The phulkas should neither be too thick nor too thin.
6. Heat skillet
(tava). Put the rolled circle on the tava and cook till some bubbles appear.
Now flip the phulka the other side and cook the same way (till some bubbles
appear).
7. With the help of
tongs turn the phulka and cook on direct flame and allow it to puff. As soon
it puffs turn the tong and cook the other side too on the direct flame for
just 2-3 seconds. ( There should be some brown spots on both the sides)
8. Take it off and
smear/ apply some ghee on to the phulka.
9.
Relish hot hot phulka with any of your favorite curries.
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