Nagori Puri served with Aloo Sabzi and Halwa is a typical breakfast combination served on the streets of Old Delhi. The puris are small and crispy served as a combo with the other two dishes.
My original plan was to share all three dishes in one post. However, lack of time prevented me to do that and I ended up sharing only the pooris for today.
When I was making this, I remembered our stop during our Delhi Street food walk, at the famous Shyam Sweets at Chawri Bazaar. Vaishali ordered Bedmi Sabzi and Nagori Poori, Subzi with Halwa. Nagori pooris are small semolina pooris. These pooris are served with aloo sabzi with Sooji halwa. I remembered eating Moong dal halwa. I later got it confirmed that Vaishali ordered Moong dal halwa because I asked for it.
The platter with puri, sabzi, and halwa was a heavenly combination. The Aloo Sabzi is made in pure ghee and tasted awesome with a wonderful aroma. Vaishali says that a special carrot pickle is served in winters while a mango pickle is substituted in summers. So I followed her recipe completely making the carrot pickle that both Hubby Dear and I enjoyed to the core!
A delicious street food platter from Old Delhi which can be enjoyed for breakfast or lunch. Sorry, I am posting only the poori for today. It is Nagori Poori in the Delhi Street Food. Check out the traditional breakfast from Coorg on C4AS
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Ingredients used for making Nagori Puri
The dough has to be stiff as you will be making small puris. The pooris are crispy and when you tap in the center you make to serve the sabzi.
- 1cup All Purpose Flour
- 1/2cup Semolina / Rava
- 2tbsp Cooking Oilyou can use ghee as well.
- 1/4tsp Carom Seeds
- Salt to taste
- Cooking Oilfor deep frying
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Take the flours in a wide bowl and add the rest of the ingredients
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Rub the flour with
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Rub the flour with oil till everything is well incorporated
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Slowly add warm water and knead to a stiff dough.
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Cover and keep aside for 30 minutes.
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Pinch out small balls and roll 3” discs.
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Heat a Kadai with enough oil for deep frying.
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Deep fry the pooris in batches on both sides.
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These puris are light in colour, unlike the regular puris which are golden.
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Drain on a Kitchen Towel.
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Serve with aloo sabzi and halwa.
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