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How to make phulkas soft without adding white flour?
Asked by Tania,
17 Oct '12 06:07 pm
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The answer lies in kneading the dough ti the right consistency and texture. The temperature and size of the flame also makes difference
Answered by Vikram, 17 Oct '12 06:19 pm
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Put the flour in a mound on a kneading surface.
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Make a well in the centre and add salt into it.
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Then adding a little water at a time incorporate it into the flour and knead the flour into a soft smooth dough with water (a finger pushed in presses without much pressure) Then coat it with the oil and leave to rest for 30 minutes covered in a damp cloth.
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Shape into smooth a little bigger than walnut sized balls/ medium lemon sized balls (You can go bigger too if this seems like too much of trouble as the lesser the size the more rolls) Roll these into a ball between your palms well to make sure there are no cracks.
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Flatten a bit between your palms. ...more
Answered by ajay, 17 Oct '12 06:10 pm
Put the flour in a mound on a kneading surface.
2
Make a well in the centre and add salt into it.
3
Then adding a little water at a time incorporate it into the flour and knead the flour into a soft smooth dough with water (a finger pushed in presses without much pressure) Then coat it with the oil and leave to rest for 30 minutes covered in a damp cloth.
4
Shape into smooth a little bigger than walnut sized balls/ medium lemon sized balls (You can go bigger too if this seems like too much of trouble as the lesser the size the more rolls) Roll these into a ball between your palms well to make sure there are no cracks.
5
Flatten a bit between your palms. ...more
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