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Homemade Crispy Golgappa (Pani Puri)

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A recipe for making crispy and crunchy golgappas (pani puri) with a spicy sour water, using equal parts semolina and flour without baking powder or soda.

00:00:30 total

Serves 4

medium

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Ingredients

  1. semolina - watch the video to see (equal measurement to flour, sifted)
  2. all-purpose flour - watch the video to see (equal measurement to semolina, sifted)
  3. salt - 0.5 teaspoon for dough, 1 teaspoon for water (for dough and water)
  4. water - watch the video to see (room temperature, for kneading dough and for water)
  5. oil - enough for deep frying (for deep frying)
  6. fresh coriander leaves - watch the video to see (for spicy sour water)
  7. fresh mint leaves - watch the video to see (for spicy sour water)
  8. green chillies - watch the video to see (for spicy sour water)
  9. ginger - watch the video to see (for spicy sour water)
  10. red chilli powder - watch the video to see (for spicy sour water)
  11. black salt - watch the video to see (for spicy sour water)
  12. roasted cumin powder - watch the video to see (for spicy sour water)
  13. chaat masala - watch the video to see (for spicy sour water)
  14. asafoetida - a pinch (optional, for spicy sour water)
  15. lemon juice - to taste (for sourness in water)
  16. boondi - watch the video to see (optional, added to water)
  17. ice cubes - watch the video to see (added to water)

Instructions

  1. Prepare the dry mix: Take equal measurements of semolina and all-purpose flour. Sift them together using a sieve to mix well and ensure crispiness.
  2. Add salt and mix: Add half a teaspoon of salt to the sifted flour and semolina mixture and mix well.
  3. Make the dough: Add room temperature water little by little to the dry mixture and knead to form a dough that is neither too soft nor too hard. Knead for 5 to 7 minutes until the dough reaches the right consistency.
  4. Rest the dough: Cover the dough with a cloth or polythene and let it rest for at least 30 minutes. After resting, knead the dough again.
  5. Shape the golgappas: Roll the dough into a cylindrical shape and cut into pieces about 1/2 inch thick. Roll each piece into small round discs, keeping them neither too thick nor too thin. Cover the rolled discs with a wet cloth to prevent drying.
  6. Heat oil for frying: Heat oil on high flame until very hot for deep frying.
  7. Fry the golgappas: Fry golgappas one by one or in small batches. Place the wet side face down in the hot oil. Pour hot oil over the golgappas using a ladle or strainer to ensure even frying and crispiness. Fry until golden and puffed.
  8. Prepare spicy sour water: In a blender, combine coriander leaves, mint leaves, ginger, green chillies, and salt. Blend finely, adding water as needed to make a smooth paste. Transfer to an earthen pot if available. Add red chilli powder, black salt, roasted cumin powder, chaat masala, and a pinch of asafoetida (optional). Add lemon juice for sourness and adjust spices to taste. Add boondi and ice cubes before serving.

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