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As soon as you drop a puri in, gently press it down with a slotted spoon. This encourages it to swell into a ball.

The key difference between a soft puri and a crispy one is the ratio of to flour. As soon as you drop a puri in,

Never stack hot puris! Spread them out on paper towels in a single layer. Let them cool completely—ideally for 2–3 hours—before storing them in an airtight container. This allows any residual moisture to evaporate, ensuring they stay "perfectly crispy." 5. The Fillings (Quick Prep) Never stack hot puris

Once puffed, lower the heat to medium. Fry until they are deep golden brown on both sides. Frying on lower heat at the end "sets" the crispiness. 4. Cooling and Storing This allows any residual moisture to evaporate, ensuring

Keep your rolled-out discs under a damp cloth until they hit the oil. This prevents a "skin" from forming, which stops them from puffing. 3. The Frying Technique This is where the magic happens.

The dough must be stiff . If it’s too soft, the puris will become chewy. Knead it well for 5–7 minutes, then let it rest under a damp cloth for at least 30 minutes so the semolina can hydrate. 2. Rolling and Shaping

Use a small round cookie cutter or a bottle cap (about 1.5 to 2 inches) to get uniform circles.