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Rajgira Puri (Farali Puri)

Rajgira Puri (Farali Puri)
blog post date05-10-2024 author namewww.kitchenfoodrecipes.com

Ingredients:

contents bullet arrow icon1 cup Rajgira (amaranth) flour contents bullet arrow icon2-3 boiled potatoes, mashed contents bullet arrow icon1 teaspoon cumin seeds contents bullet arrow icon1 tablespoon finely chopped green chilies (optional) contents bullet arrow icon1 tablespoon fresh coriander leaves, finely chopped contents bullet arrow iconRock salt (sendha namak) to taste contents bullet arrow icon1 tablespoon oil (for dough) contents bullet arrow iconWater as needed contents bullet arrow iconOil for frying

Instructions:

Prepare the Dough

contents bullet arrow iconIn a large mixing bowl, combine the rajgira flour and mashed potatoes. contents bullet arrow iconAdd cumin seeds, chopped green chilies, fresh coriander leaves, and rock salt. contents bullet arrow iconAdd 1 tablespoon of oil to the mixture for added moisture. contents bullet arrow iconStart kneading the mixture by gradually adding water. Ensure that the dough is smooth and not too sticky or dry. It should have a consistency similar to wheat dough used for regular puris.

Rest the Dough

contents bullet arrow iconLet the dough rest for 10-15 minutes. This will allow the ingredients to bind together and enhance the flavor.

Roll the Puri

contents bullet arrow iconAfter the dough has rested, divide it into small, equal-sized balls. contents bullet arrow iconGrease your hands or rolling pin with a bit of oil to prevent the dough from sticking. contents bullet arrow iconRoll each ball into small puris, making sure they are evenly thin.

Fry the Puri

contents bullet arrow iconHeat oil in a deep-frying pan over medium heat. contents bullet arrow iconOnce the oil is hot, gently slide the puris into the oil one by one. contents bullet arrow iconFry them until they puff up and turn golden brown on both sides. contents bullet arrow iconRemove the puris from the oil and place them on paper towels to drain any excess oil.

Serve

contents bullet arrow iconServe the rajgira puris hot with curd, peanut chutney, or a simple potato curry. This makes a great meal during fasting days (vrat) or any special occasion.

Tips:

contents bullet arrow iconAdding boiled potatoes not only helps bind the dough but also makes the puris softer and more flavorful. contents bullet arrow iconBe cautious while adding water since the boiled potatoes already have some moisture. contents bullet arrow iconIf the dough is too sticky, you can dust it with more rajgira flour while rolling the puris.

Rajgira puris are a perfect snack or meal option during fasting periods and are gluten-free, making them a healthy and wholesome choice. Enjoy them hot and fresh for the best taste!