Aloo Palak Puri Recipe

Palak Puri is a deep-fried, whole wheat Indian bread perfect for breakfast or lunch. Learn how to make perfect green spinach poori.
Ingredients
- 200 gram (1 bunch) spinach leaves (palak)
- 1 green chilli
- 1 tablespoon chopped ginger
- 2 Cups wheat flour (atta) + more for dusting
- 2 medium-size boiled potato
- 1 teaspoon carom seeds (ajwain)
- 2 tablespoon semolina (rava/sooji)
- Salt to taste
- 1 teaspoon cooking oil + oil for deep-frying
Instructions
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--- How To Make Spinach Puree: ---
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Wash the spinach leaves in running water.
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Heat a large pan full of water. Add a pinch of salt. Once water starts boiling, add spinach leaves. Cook exactly for 5 minutes. Turn off the heat. Drain in a colander and let them cool down before grinding to smooth paste.
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In a mixer, puree blanched spinach leaves, ginger and green chili to a smooth paste. Transfer to a bowl and keep aside.
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--- How To Make Palak Puri Dough: ---
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In a wide mixing bowl combine flour, grated potato, carom seeds, salt, oil, and spinach puree. Mix them well together to form a stiff dough. Use little lukewarm water (if required) to knead the dough. Make sure dough should be firm in texture yet pliable.
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Keep covered in the fridge until required.
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--- How To Make Palak Puri: ---
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Divide the dough into small balls of equal size. Roll each portion into a round using a rolling pin.
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Now heat oil in a deep frying pan over medium-high flame.
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Add a pinch of dough in the hot oil. If the dough floats to the top, oil is ready else heat it for a little longer.
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Slide one poori from the side into the hot oil and gently press it with the slotted spoon. Once spinach poori puffs up, flip it gently.
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Using a slotted spoon, drain the puri from the oil. Transfer hot poori to a plate lined with an oil absorbent sheet.
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Similarly, prepare rest of the poori as well.
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Serve palak puri warm with aloo ki sabzi and raita.
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