Makki Ki Puri (Deep Fried Corn Fritters with Greens and Vegetables)
By Sid • Oct 20th, 2007 • Category: Asian Food, Indian Food, Snacks, Vegetarian Food • If you like this post why not discuss it at the Chef at Large Forums?| Thank you for dropping by. Have you registered yet? We've got some nice stuff for registered users (wallpapers, downloads...) and more on the way! |
My mother in law spent the week end with us. Ignoring the traditionally spouted disadvantages of having MIL in the house, the most obvious advantage is her cooking. Good, old fashioned, hearty Punjabi / North Indian food at its best. She took on the job of making breakfast and she made what she calls ‘Makki Ki Puri’. Literally translated it means Puri (dough rolled into a circle and deep fried) made of ground corn. In reality, it is a little more than that, as you can make it into a full meal by including finely chopped vegetables in the dough. Typically, it is eaten with whipped yoghurt and/or a dollop of butter (I haven’t been allowed near that commodity for the last 2 months). I like to follow through with a cup of hot, sweet tea with a spot of milk.
You’ll need:
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Method:
- Make into a thick (slightly stiff) dough. Remember to use luke warm water (2 parts boiling, 1 part cold)
- Roll into small (3.5″ dia) circles with a rolling pin, on an oiled/non stick surface. You could also use a plastic sheet if you like.
- Fry till golden
- Serve with a choice of Achaar (Indian pickles), butter and yoghurt.
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