Phulka is a flatbread made with wheat flour. The rolled out dough is first cooked on the stovetop and finished cooking on an open flame which puffs up the bread into layers making it very soft.. Once you practice and get the hold of it, making phulka on direct flame is a breeze.
Ingredients :
Whole Wheat flour -1 cup
Oil - 1 tsp
Salt - to taste
Tongs specially sold for making phulkas
Rolling pin and board
Method:
1. Take the wheat flour (atta) and salt in a wide bowl.
2. Add water little by little while mixing everything together. Knead to form a soft dough.
3. Apply few drops of oil and knead once again.
4. Cover it with kitchen towel and let it rest for atleast 15 minutes.
5. The dough become very pliable after resting. Make lemon sized balls out of the dough.
6. Dip each ball into the dry flour and roll out into thin discs.
7. In the meantime, heat a tawa on medium heat. If you are using a phulka stand, heat that too.
8. When the tawa is hot, put the rolled out roti on it.
9. After white spots appear (half cooked), flip the roti. Wait till you have light brown spots on the other side.
10. Now remove the half cooked roti from the tawa and place it on direct flame (using tongs). *If you are not comfortable with tongs, place a phulka stand over direct flame and put the half cooked roti on that.
Ingredients :
Whole Wheat flour -1 cup
Oil - 1 tsp
Salt - to taste
Tongs specially sold for making phulkas
Rolling pin and board
Method:
1. Take the wheat flour (atta) and salt in a wide bowl.
2. Add water little by little while mixing everything together. Knead to form a soft dough.
3. Apply few drops of oil and knead once again.
4. Cover it with kitchen towel and let it rest for atleast 15 minutes.
5. The dough become very pliable after resting. Make lemon sized balls out of the dough.
6. Dip each ball into the dry flour and roll out into thin discs.
7. In the meantime, heat a tawa on medium heat. If you are using a phulka stand, heat that too.
8. When the tawa is hot, put the rolled out roti on it.
9. After white spots appear (half cooked), flip the roti. Wait till you have light brown spots on the other side.
10. Now remove the half cooked roti from the tawa and place it on direct flame (using tongs). *If you are not comfortable with tongs, place a phulka stand over direct flame and put the half cooked roti on that.
11. The roti will immediately puff up like a Poori. Remove it from the heat as soon as you see brown spots.
12. Apply few drops of ghee/oil on the phulka and store it in a hot box .
13. Make the all phulkas in the same procedure.
Serve with any palya , gravy , kurma etc...
12. Apply few drops of ghee/oil on the phulka and store it in a hot box .
13. Make the all phulkas in the same procedure.
Serve with any palya , gravy , kurma etc...