Nothing compares to a plate of
hot, puffed-up puris — golden, crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. Traditionally deep-fried, puris are delicious but
heavy and oily. A viral internet hack is changing the game, letting you enjoy crispy puris
without a drop of oil. Here’s how.
1 Why Everyone Loves Puri- Crispy texture: The puffed exterior gives a satisfying crunch.
- Versatility: Perfect with aloo sabzi, chole, or even a sweet dish.
- Comfort food: puri is more than a meal — it’s an emotion for many.
2 The Viral Oil-Free HackThe hack uses
minimal or no oil and a
microwave or tawa-based method to make puris that are just as puffed and crispy as deep-fried ones. It’s a game-changer for:
- Health-conscious eaters
- Weight-watchers
- Busy cooks wanting less mess
3 Ingredients You’ll Need- 1 cup whole wheat flour
- ¼ tsp salt
- ¼ cup water (adjust to form soft dough)
- Optional: a pinch of baking powder for extra puffiness
4 Step 1: Make the Dough- Mix flour, salt, and water to form a smooth, soft dough.
- Cover and let it rest for 15–20 minutes for better elasticity.
5 Step 2: Roll & Prep- Divide dough into small balls.
- Roll each into thin circles, about 4–5 inches in diameter.
6 Step 3: Cooking Without OilMicrowave Method:- Place rolled puris on a microwave-safe plate.
- Cook on high for 30–40 seconds. Check puffiness and adjust time if needed.
Tawa Method:- Heat a non-stick tawa.
- Place puri and cover with a lid. Cook for 1–2 minutes until puffed, flipping carefully.
7 Tips for Perfect Oil-Free Puris- Dough should be soft but not sticky.
- Don’t overcook; puris can harden.
- Slightly thicker puris puff better than extremely thin ones.
Final Bite: Guilt-Free Crispy PurisWith this viral hack, you can
enjoy your favourite puris without deep-frying, reducing oil intake while still getting that perfect
puff and crunch. A healthier, mess-free alternative that tastes just as indulgent!
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