Ingredients
- 3 cups Wheat Flour
- 2 Food Color – Saffron & Green
- 3 tsp of Semolina (suji) for making Poori crisp
- 2-3 tsp Clarified Butter or Ghee
- Half cup of Milk
- Water for kneading the dough
- 1 tsp of Ajwain
- Salt to taste
- Oil for deep frying
How To Make Tricolor Poori
- Mix the grated paneer with salt and black pepper.
- Make three different soft smooth doughs
- One dough of green colour by adding green food colour. Add salt & one tsp of suji and prepare the dough.
- Second dough of saffron colour by adding saffron food colour. Add salt & one tsp of suji and prepare the dough.
- Third one of wheat flour by adding salt, one tsp of suji and half cup of milk.
- Add a pinch of ajwain in all the three doughs.
- Keep all the three doughs covered for about 10 minutes with a wet muslin cloth.
- Knead the dough again for a minute and apply a little ghee to make the dough softer.
- Then take equal proportion of dough from all the three doughs and mix it to make equal sized balls and roll them each in a flat round.
- Heat the oil in a pan and deep fry each of the pooris on both sides till it becomes golden and crisp.
- While frying, press the poori with a laddle when it tries to float on the top. This will make the pooris puffy.
- Serve hot with curd, pickle or potato sabji.
Tip: Instead of using green food color you can use Boiled Spinach (palak) or Chenopodium album (bathua). It will add a good taste to the poori.
Hope you will enjoy this recipe on republic day 🙂
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