Nowadays, it is difficult for me to eat plain chappatis and pooris after finding out how wonderful they can taste with a little help from herbs & spices – And they can actually be stand alone dishes when you are hungry for a small snack or even if the subzi is finished and you still have pooris left. Gujarathi and Rajashtani cuisines almost always spice their pooris and I now remember how I traded my sambar sadham for pooris from my Marwari friend Madhu who brought the best achaars and rotis/pooris to college!
Ginger and Habaneros are a good combo for spicing your pooris up in a rather aromatic way J
3 cups of whole wheat flour
1 and ¼ cup of warm water
1 inch long and thick ginger piece
1 habanero pepper
1tsp cumin seeds
1 tsp ajwain
1/2 tsp turnmeric
1/2 tsp turnmeric
Salt
1 tsp of baking powder
Oil to fry
Oil to fry
Preparation
Grind ginger, pepper, ajwain and cumin in 1 cup of warm water
In a wide mouth mixing bowl sift the whole wheat flower. Mix in the salt and the baking powder
Slowly add the water and knead either by hand or in your processor.
Make small balls and roll out
Deep Fry and eat with potato-onion roast curry as show in picture
Mouthwatering poories!! Perfect!!!
ReplyDeletelooks delicious!
ReplyDeletewooww ginger and habanero. sounds spicy.. yummmmm.. flavorful poori..
ReplyDeletedelicious and soft poories !!
ReplyDeleteyummy... pooris irresistab;le!!
ReplyDeleteThis is great. I at times do use ajwain in poori .. but never thought of habaneros :) but i am sure it will taste awsm and the flavor!!
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These look delicious and easy to make! Great post!
ReplyDeletePoories look awesome dear. The preparation looks mouthwatering.
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Nice pooris! Looks very yummy!
ReplyDeletegood one priya !
ReplyDeleteWonderful twist ..looks gud
ReplyDeletesounds new to me dear....
ReplyDeletepoori's looks perfect and delicious:)
and waiting for the rasam u mentioned......
yummy and delicious poories.
ReplyDeletePuri look so tempting and sounds super delicious.
ReplyDeletevery different recipe for poori..never tried this way before..
ReplyDeleteThe pooris look wonderful... can I have one?
ReplyDeleteDelicious combination of flavours...I always love masala kind of poori's and this recipe is awesome.
ReplyDeletethat looks good
ReplyDeletenew variety it is...love to eat it..
ReplyDeleteFlavorful pooris
ReplyDeleteWow Priya! Its been years since I had poori for some reason. And now you are tempting me too much!! Waiting to see your banana bread too! Why don't you add it to my Week long Sweet Celebration mini event? Would love to see your tasty sweets there as I blog one sweet dish every day all this week!
ReplyDeleteLovely Recipe, looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteU r tempting me with ur pooris, makes me hungry...
ReplyDeleteYummy pooris...with great flavour of ginger..
ReplyDeleteThese pooris are really tempting!
ReplyDeleteWoww... Pooris look extra-ordinary... Can we use any other pepper in place of Haberno??
ReplyDeleteAwesome flavor in poris.. yumm
ReplyDeleteVery unusual combo yaar..But worth a try after seeing ur spread
ReplyDeletepooris look Mouthwatering :)
ReplyDeletevery innovative....perfect looking pooris!!
ReplyDeleteI heart pooris, but i'm too scared to fry in oil, this is ultimately interesting and flavourful pooris i shall mum to cook for me once :)
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