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Phulka |
Ingredients
1 cup of whole wheat flour(Makes 5 medium sized phulkas)
3/4 cup of water
1 tsp of oil
Butter/oil to apply on top
Recipe
Add the Whole wheat flour into a bowl.
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Add dry flour to a bowl |
Slowly add water to the dry flour and keep mixing.
After mixing in all the water the dough should look something like below.
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Mix in water to the flour |
Knead the dough for a minimum of 5 minutes.
After 5 minutes it should look soft and smooth, something like below
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Soft and smooth dough after kneading for 5 minutes |
The dough should not be too hard or too soft (it should not be sticking to the hands).
Drizzle 2-3 drops of oil on the dough,spread it evenly.
Cover and let it rest for 10-15 minutes.
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Cover and rest |
After 10 minutes, knead the dough for half a minute and make balls of equal size
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Make balls |
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Heat up a flat griddle/Tawa . Medium-high is the usual setting that i use. A really hot griddle is the secret behind a good phulka.
Take one ball and dust it in dry whole wheat flour
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Dust in dry flour |
Start rolling with the help of a rolling pin.
Make sure that the thickness is even. If the phulka is uneven, then it may not fluff up.
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Roll it even and flat |
Put it on the hot tawa/griddle.
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Put it on the hot tawa |
Once the color starts to change and there are some brown spots on the bottom of phulka , flip it and let the other side cook for couple of seconds till some brown spots appear.
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Flip once brown spots appear |
Once the second side also gets brown spots,put it directly on the flame or here, i am using a steel mesh over an electric coil. This mesh can also be used on flame.
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Put it directly on flame |
Once the phulka puffs up turn it to the other side and keep it on for couple of seconds so that there are no uncooked spots.
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Puffs up |
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Take off the flame and put it on a plate.
Apply oil/ghee on top and cover it with a tissue paper. This step can be ignored by health conscious people.
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Stacked up phulkas |
Serve hot with curry/daal/raita.
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