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Methi(Vendhaya keerai) Poori

Last Updated On: Dec 28, 2017 by Sowmya Venkatachalam

Plain Poori is one of the traditional breakfast dish. Instead of having a plain poori, if we mix some Methi leaves, they become more healthy. Methi leaves are very good for health and because of its bitter taste, our children won't like it to take it as a poriyal. So this is a slight variation of Plain poori with Methi leaves paste which will be liked by everyone in our family.

Methi(Vendhaya keerai) Poori
Methi(Vendhaya keerai) Poori

Ingredients for Poori:

Wheat Flour(Atta) 1 Cup
Methi Leaves 2 bunches
Green Chillies 2
Salt To Taste
Water 1 tablespoon
Water As needed
Oil ¼ Litre

Ingredients for Masala:

Potato 4 big size
Onion 1
Tomato 1
Salt To Taste
Mustard Seeds 1 teaspoon
Green Chilli 2
Channa dal 1 teaspoon
Coriander Leaves few
Turmeric Powder ¼ teaspoon
Gingelly Oil 1 tablespoon

Method to prepare Masala:
  1. Pressure cook the potatoes and once cooked, remove the skin and break it into small pieces
  2. Finely chop the onion and tomato and green chilli and keep it aside
  3. In a heavy bottomed pan, add gingelly oil and add mustard seeds when the oil is hot
  4. When the mustard seeds starts to sputter, add channa dal and fry until it becomes golden red color
  5. Now add turmeric powder, along with chopped green chillies, tomato and onion
  6. Fry it till tomato and onion are cooked completely
  7. Now add cooked potato pieces and mix it well along with salt
  8. Add required water and make the consistency little thin so that it will be like gravy.
  9. Finely garnish with chopped coriander leaves.
  10. The delicious Potato masala is ready to serve with Poori

Method to make Poori

  1. Take the wheat flour in a bowl and add salt and keep it ready
  2. Clean the methi leaves and finely chop the methi leaves. Grind it along with green chilli to a paste
  3. Add the methi-green chlli paste to the wheat flour
  4. Sprinkle little water and knead it to a tight dough. We should not keep the methi leaves-green chilli paste aside after grinding then the paste will start to taste bitter. Immediately after grinding the paste, we need to mix it with the wheat flour to make a dough
  5. Make small balls of the wheat flour.
  6. Take one ball of wheat flour and roll it to 4-5 inch poori using a rolling pin. The same way make other balls of wheat flour
  7. In a heavy bottomed pan, pour the oil and when the oil is hot, gently put the rolled dough
  8. Immediately start flickering hot oil over the top of it with a spatula so that it will swell up like a ball.
  9. This should take only a few seconds. Flip the poori over and cook the other side until golden brown.
  10. Yummy poori is ready to serve with Masala.
Methi(Vendhaya keerai) Poori
Methi(Vendhaya keerai) Poori

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