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Phulka | Fulka | Roti - Homemade Indian Bread - Ministry of Curry
3 days ago ministryofcurry.com Show details
Roti or Phulka is unleavened wheat bread and can be cooked instantly. Also, since there is no yeast or baking involved, there is practically zero chance of going wrong, and you can enjoy perfectly soft phulkas each time. Phulka or Fulka, quite simply means ‘puffed up’. The process involves first rolling out the roti in … See more
Roti Recipe | Chapati Recipe | Phulka Recipe (3 Ways)
6 days ago vegrecipesofindia.com Show details
Recipe Instructions Take whole wheat flour/atta in a bowl. Seive the whole wheat flour with salt. Add a bit of … Turn on the gas stove and put the tawa to make it hot.
1. Take whole wheat flour/atta in a bowl. Seive the whole wheat flour with salt. Add a bit of …
2. Turn on the gas stove and put the tawa to make it hot.
Phulka Recipe, how to make phulka - Yummy Indian Kitchen
2 days ago yummyindiankitchen.com Show details
Firstly in a mixing bowl, add the wheat flour.Add salt and mix well.Add oil onto the flour and mix it well with the flour.Add water gradually and knead the flour.
1. Firstly in a mixing bowl, add the wheat flour.
2. Add salt and mix well.
3. Add oil onto the flour and mix it well with the flour.
4. Add water gradually and knead the flour.
Ghee Phulka - Cooking From Heart
2 days ago cookingfromheart.com Show details
Aug 12, 2020 · Knead the dough with the palm of your hand for 5-6 mins gently until it is soft. Add a few drops of oil on top and let it rest covered for 5-15 mins. Divide the dough into small balls, …
Phulka (Roti) - ShowMeTheCurry.com
2 days ago showmethecurry.com Show details
1. Pour the Chapatti flour in a big open mixing bowl. 2. Pour the Warm Water a little at a time and start kneading. 3. Knead till the dry flour is all absorbed and it forms a nice dough. 4. Use a …
Phulka Recipe - Uma's Kitchen
2 days ago uma.kitchen Show details
Mar 15, 2016 · In a kneading bowl, mix the wheat flour with salt, and oil (or 'ghee'). Add water slowly, little by little, and knead into a soft dough. Apply little oil, and cover this dough to keep …
