30 Minutes

I don’t think I’ve ever met any Indian who doesn’t like Pani puri OR Dahi puri, honestly any Indian street food chaat has my name all over it. I love Pani puri but hate the store bought puris that are hard as a rock or stale and scrape the roof of your mouth. I stopped buying store bought Pani puris for years now and just make them at home, granted when I was younger my mom would make a huge batch and we would eat this for days, but now that I live so far away from my moms I started making them my self and its honesty so easy and CLEAN! No added flavors or ingredients you can’t pronounce, just sooji, club soda and salt. Easy as that, oh yea and frying them but that’s a given.

You can also use these puris to make dahi puri which is my favorite!! I use the same filling for my dahi puri as I do for Pani puri but just add some tomatoes, onions, cilantro and loads of chutneys!!

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Pani Puri

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• Author: Sweta Patel
• Total Time: 30

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Ingredients

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Puri

• 2 cups sooji
• ½ cup club soda
• 1 tsp salt
• oil for frying

Pani

• 1&½ cup cilantro roughly chopped
• ⅓ cup mint roughly chopped
• 2 serranos roughly chopped
• 3 garlic cloves roughly chopped
• 6 cups water
• ½ tbsp lemon juice
• 1 tsp black salt *sanchar
• regualr salt to taste

Pani Puri filling (potatoes & chana)

• 3 potatoes cooked and peeled
• 2 cups chana cooked
• 1 tsp salt
• 2 tsp cayenne pepper

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Instructions

Puri

1. In a large bowl mix Sooji, salt and club soda until everything is well combined into a dough form. Cover bowl with a dish towel and let it sit for 10 – 15 mins.
2. Heat oil in a deep pot, you want to your oil to be hot.
3. On a large countertop surface, roll out your dough and use a small cookie cutter to cut out rounds. Drop a 4-5 puris into the oil and fry them for 1-2 mins until they puff up and are slightly golden brown. Repeat step until you no longer have dough left.
4. Store in an air tight container and enjoy!

Pani

1. In a food processor add cilantro, mint, serrano, garlic, lemon juice, black salt (sanchar) and salt. Blend everything together until you have a paste like consistency. Transfer into a large bowl and add the water. Refrigerate until ready to use.

Pani Puri filling (potatoes & chana)

1. Mix the cooked potatoes, chana along with the spices. Adjust spice level if you can’t handle to much heat.

Assembly

1. Poke holes in your puri, fill with filling and dunk it into the pani (water). Enjoy!

Notes

• I used Laxmi brand Sooji, can be found in any Indian grocery store.
• Make sure when you roll out your dough, its thin and not to thick.
• Oil has to be hot so puri can puff up, cold oil will result into flat puri’s.
• I usually make the water the night before, so a lot of the flavors absorb.
• If dough is looking a bit dry add 1tbsp of club soda as you need to form a dough.

• Prep Time: 15
• Cook Time: 15
• Category: Appetizer, dinner, Side Dish, Snack
• Cuisine: Indian

Keywords: dahi puri, pani puri, puri