Indian Bread Recipes

Indian Fry Breads and Flat Breads

Roti is a general name used for Indian Bread. But the other words used in Indian languages, chapati, phulka, bhakari, paratha, poori, poli, naan, kulcha are also different varieties breads.

Each name refers to a different kind. Poli is sweet, chapati and paratha is made with whole wheat flour, naan is a north Indian roti made with plain flour, poori and bhatura are deep fried etc.

A variety of grains is used to make different kinds of rotis. Whole wheat flour is used more commonly which is healthier because of the fiber content in it. Jowar flour, rice flour , maize flour, millet flour are used to make 'Bhakari' in different regions.

These flours are used individually or a mixture of these flours is used. The mixing of flours adds to the taste, color, texture of that particular roti.

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The everyday roti is generally chapati or Phulka. If you are watching your fat intake, phulka will be better for you.

Deliciously deep fried Poori is made and should be consumed occasionally. It can be a part of any meal, breakfast, lunch, dinner or a snack. It is also good to take when you go for a picnic.

You will find here recipes for a variety of Plain poori, Spinach poori, Spicy Masala Poori

Plain Poori goes well with Potato subji or with potato sagu. You can also have Poori with any curry or chutney or pickle.

Bhatura is another fry bread that is a popular Punjabi dish. It is eaten with channa masala.

Indian Bread Recipes

Aloo roti - Potato flat bread recipe

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Aloo roti Potato flat bread is a quicker version of stuffed aloo paratha. Serve for breakfast, lunch or dinner or as a snack. It is easy to prepare.

Aloo roti dough remains good in the fridge for 2-3 days. Make rotis as and when you want.

Serve Aloo roties with pickle, curry, plain yogurt. Or as one dish meal too.

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Poori - Indian Fry bread

Poori is Indian fry bread, popular all over India. Poori is made with whole wheat flour or with plain flour/maida.

Served with potato subji or chutney and pickle.

Serve for breakfast, lunch, dinner.

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Aloo paratha - Alu - Potato bread

Potato stuffed whole wheat flour flat bread, a north Indian recipe.

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Methi paratha

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Indian Flat Bread with fenugreek leaves and whole wheat flour.

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Chapati - chapathi

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Indian Flat Bread - made with whole wheat flour.

Most Indian households make this chapati everyday.

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Phulka - Pulka - Fulka

This Indian no fat / low fat bread is made with Whole wheat flour. Served hot for lunch or dinner.

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Naan Roti

Punjabi roti with maida (plain flour). North Indian flat bread cooked generally in a tandoor oven, a clay oven.

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Bhatura-Bhature

A variety of North Indian Fry Bread served with Chole - Chana Masala (chickpea curry)

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Palak Paratha - Spinach paratha

- Spinach and whole wheat flour flat bread

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Aloo puri - Potato poori

Alu puri is a Indian breakfast recipe.

You may also serve it as a snack or take it for picnic. Indian snack recipe.

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Methi Poori - Fenugreek leaves fry bread

Methi poori/puri is  Indian breakfast or snack recipe. Dough keeps well in the fridge for 3-4 days. Make methipuri when you want.

You may also serve it as a snack or take it for picnic.

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Methi Aloo Paratha - Fenugreek leaves, potato and whole wheat flat bread

Palak Poori - Spinach poori - Indian spinach fried bread

Masala poori - Spicy Fry Bread

Paratha - North Indian Rich Flat Bread

Palak Paratha - Spinach leaves and Whole wheat flour flat bread.

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Whole wheat flour Recipes

Paratha Recipes

Accompaniments of Indian breads

Curry recipes

Vegetable side dish recipes

Salad recipes

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