I don’t know about you all,but I learnt this puffing in direct flame very recently when I saw my friend S making,when we visited her place once.Before that I knew puffing a roti,but in tawa itself. That procedure is comparatively more than this. When we saw her making right from making dough till puffing,myself and the other friend,both of us were awed,that is that so simple,she made it look like so simple,that we dint get scared to try ,but we were very eager to try and see. We did tried and we now get a good result,for sure
. I dont know if I am exactly following her,but sure I learnt puffing and we are satisfied with the outcome. All the credit goes to Sangeeta!
As clicking the roti when it puffs in direct flame was quite challenging and definitely needs a tripod and all those accessories to click that frame! So I cant do justice to the picture,but I thought of sharing video,which will be helpful for the beginners. But the video too is took in my mobile so it is bit grainy.But sure decent enough to understand!
As clicking the roti when it puffs in direct flame was quite challenging and definitely needs a tripod and all those accessories to click that frame! So I cant do justice to the picture,but I thought of sharing video,which will be helpful for the beginners. But the video too is took in my mobile so it is bit grainy.But sure decent enough to understand!
Ingredients:
I made 12 medium sized rotis
| Pillsbury aata | 1 levelled cup |
| Salt | As needed |
| Water | 1/2 cup ,minus 2-3 tblsp |
Method:
- Make dough by mixing water gradually to the flour(with salt),gather it with your fingers and make it a single mass,no need to knead hard.
- Let it rest for 10-15 min(Keep closed) ,then again knead the dough to make it smooth.The dough should be soft and pliable,not hard.And not sticky also,if you do it right,then the dough wont stick to ur hand now.
- Make 12 equal sized balls out of the dough.
- Roll into thin circles,not too thick.The size should be smaller,this makes the roti to fit into the flame,and puff easily.
- Heat the tawa,keep in medium high flame and put the roti.Wait till small bubbles form and turn within few seconds,dont let it brown.
- Let the other side gets cooked and gets golden brown spots,now turn again and using a tong,take the roti and put over the flame directly(High flame).The side which we dint browned too much should be under the flame.
- Wait till it puffs and take it out and brush it with ghee/oil,if desired.
And your soft roties are ready,this will stay soft for hours for sure!!
Video: (UPDATED)
How to make soft ROTI/ phulka
Notes:
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Fluffing roti looks outstanding!! unfortunately i cant do coz i have electric stove..am so sad..Lovely side dishes Raks!
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Nice post gal...pics are cool
ReplyDeletenice presentation.If we r used to this it is very easy.i always make roti in this way. even if i dont ghee or oil it will be soft for a longer time.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot ..Thats really useful and i understood wat's my mistake .Next time i'll sure make a puffed roti and show the pics to u:) U really help me a lot !!Thanks a ton dearie !!
ReplyDeleteThose rotis look very soft...here I do have a gas stove...I simply have to try this...thanks for the step by step procedures dear :)
ReplyDeleteRotis look perfect! We too make them directly on gas :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the video, I've always tried puffing rotis and failed in it....will try ur method!
ReplyDeletethese are perfect!! I find it simpler to make rotis like this - on direct flame ...I can't manage to make them on the tawa!!
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ReplyDeletelovely presentation, i call them pulkas, i almost make them every day, as i don't want use oil in my chapatis, i learnt it from my sisters, the northern part of indians are great with this..., its a good post, as lot of them do not know how to make it...
ReplyDeletewow nice phulkas,I just dnt seem to get it right.
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ReplyDeleteLovely puffy and soft roti.Sadly I have an electric stuff :(
ReplyDeleteraji, it looks soooo soft and i feel so sad because i dont have gas stove.mine is the ceramic top and it sucks! :)
ReplyDeleteHey, that was really useful. well explained with nice pics and videos.
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome! I have an electric stove, so I love to go to my mom's and make roti's... using the flame is so much easier... they always puff perfectly!
ReplyDeleteIt is such a thing of beauty and achievement to see roti puffed up :)
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ReplyDeletepulkas have come out perfect! We too like hot fluffy phulkas.
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ReplyDeletegood one! very informative.. I never get soft chapathis when I use it in tava.. direct flame is what I prefer, except that little mess it makes on the stove.. :)
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ReplyDeletewow i make them too.I learned from my relative in hyde. But its more like pulka. Urs looks so fluffy n soft. Nice pics n video. Good job!
ReplyDeleteyou will not believe, just yesterday night i had an failed attempt in making these phulkas..i will try your method tonight and let you know..thanks to your SIL for asking you to share this recipe. :-)
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ReplyDeletewe use to call them bufff roti in my childhood looks so soft and lovely spread Rak s every thing looks yum.
ReplyDeletewow...roti looks so soft...i used to do when i was in CA but here electric stove:(
ReplyDeleteI've never made a roti in my life, but if I ever decide that I need to start, I'll come here.:)
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awesome... looks soo delicious... wonderful clicks!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful presentation. Looks too soft.
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The pics look like the pillsbury atta ad:)My mom mentions that Pillsbury atta is great but I can't seem to find it here:(
ReplyDeleteFirst time on your blog dear...Lovely clicks in macro of the rotis...Keep up the great work..
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I used to be able to do this... have completely lost touch :) your rotis look awesome
ReplyDeletePuffed roti looks great..:)
ReplyDeleteWow looks puffy and soft rotis... Nice picture and explanation. Yummy.........
ReplyDeletePhulkas looks delicious & mouthwatering. nice presentation.
ReplyDeleteSoft rotis with any main dish is an excellent and fulfilling meal.
ReplyDeletei follow this method too. bought a fluffer this time in bombay, can't wait to try it.
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ReplyDeleteWow...those are awesomely fluffed roti's.....When i was small, in some ad i saw that stove top method and when my mom was amking chapatis i directly flipped the chapti in flame.....not only chapati got burnt...whole burner got dirty...hehehehe....
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I liked your blog very much. I appreciate for your beautiful presentation of preparing roti.
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On gorgeous picture of the Roti on the FLAME!!! I have been wanting to do this post for a long time now, but could not take the pictures. We always have our roti this way.
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Nicely taken pictures Rajeshwari.
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Wow Raji.. They look so good.. and the video is taking your tutorials to another level. Good work dear..
ReplyDeleteHey Gal.....i m not as lucky as u to do this bcoz i have electric coils :(...the rotis luks so fluffy nd nice....M new to ur blog loved it..wil visiti always...:)
ReplyDeletewow nice roties ... i have coiled stove can i do the roties in that ???
ReplyDeletewow nice roties ... i have coiled stove can i do the roties in that ???
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