BM #92 Day 15  - 

O for Oats Puri. I made a baked version of the puris to present a healthier version. I am sure the deep fried puris will be richer. 

I pulsed the rolled oats into fine powder and proceeded with the recipe. These make a fantastic snack. I served them as the base for Dahi Papdi Chaat.

Recipe Inspiration here
Ingredients - 

Whole Wheat Flour 1 cup
Oats Flour 1/2 cup
Salt, Red Chili Powder, Kasuri Methi, Chaat Masala as needed
Sesame Seeds  1 Tbsp
Butter 1 tsp
Oil for greasing



Method Of Preparation -

In a mixing bowl, add the wheat flour and oat flour. Add in the salt, red chili powder, kasuri methi, chaat masala, sesame seeds and mix well.

Rub in the butter into the flour mixture and add water to knead into a stiff dough. Cover and set aside for a few minutes.

[For regular puris, pinch out equal portions of the dough, flatten them out as 3 inch discs, heat oil and gently slide them into the oil, fry on both sides and drain onto paper towels.

But if they need to be baked, the process is slightly different. ]

Pinch about 14-15 equal portions of the dough, roll them well. Between two well greased plastic sheets, press them to flatten them evenly.

Using a fork, make impressions on them so they don't puff out. Arrange them on a parchment lined baking tray.

Preheat the oven to 375 °F.

Bake for about 17 minutes, flip them and bake for a further 5 minutes.

Remove them from the oven and allow them to cool. They become crispy upon cooling.

Serve them as preferred or just munch them away with tea.


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Preparation Time 15 minutes + Baking time 22 minutes
Makes 14-15

12 comments

  1. Sowmya :) Says:
  2. That sounds like a lovely snack as is...with it as a base the papdi chaat would be fantastic! I am so tempted to eat this poori and the chaat right away!

     
  3. Priya Suresh Says:
  4. Omg, oats puri looks absolutely so crip and prefect to munch with some incredible side dish. Even i would like to prepare some chaat with this interesting fibre rich puris.

     
  5. I have been looking for such simple yet healthy baked recipes . This is a fantastic recipe , and I prefer the baked version which is perfect in today’s time , though fried is ok once in a while .

     
  6. The baked version of the pooris look fantastic Harini. This would be a great base for all papdi chats. And I love the fact that they are so much healthier.

     
  7. code2cook Says:
  8. I make oats mathri with the similar ratio of oats and whole wheat flour. These puri must be tasteful and a soul-satisfying food. Oats puri are my favourite.

     
  9. CookwithRenu Says:
  10. Aha baked Puris and that too from oats, simply ingenious idea. Perfect for snacks as well as lunch box

     
  11. Mayuri Patel Says:
  12. Haring, what a brilliant idea to add oats to make puris.. I'd love to use these for sev puri and other chaat dishes. Wonderful share for the letter.

     
  13. Srivalli Says:
  14. Oh gosh I was thinking of soft pooris and wondering the taste and you have a crispy poori for chat!..amazing and on top you baked it too..very nice choice.

     
  15. preeti garg Says:
  16. Great pick with O, and love the way of adding oats flour in diet.

     
  17. This is a great share Harini...healthy baked puri that makes the base of chat......just Wow!

     
  18. I was really thinking that you have a puffed up poori with subzi and here you have a great snack for us. Love this idea and baking it is a bonus. Bookmarking to try soon.

     
  19. Padmajha Says:
  20. That is a great idea baking the pooris that can be had as a snack with coffee / tea. But right now I am eyeing that plate of dahi papdi chaat.Yum!

     
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