
Ingredients
250gm Maida (All Purpose Flour)
Yeast (Optionally 1tsp baking powder + ½ tsp baking soda)
Finely chopped Garlic
Finely chopped Coriander
Yogurt
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 Instructions
- Â We take 1 tsp of yeast and add some water. Usually we use baking powder and baking soda, but I am using yeast for making the dough preparation.
- Â We add the Maida, yeast and 2-3tbsp of yogurt into a mixing bowl.
- Â We add 1 tsp of sugar and salt according to taste.
-  We add ½ cup of warm water to this and mix it into a smooth dough.
-  If needed we add additional water. We make a soft dough, in the end   we add 1-2 tsp oil to the dough.
- Â We cover the dough and let it rest for 1-2 hours for the dough to rise.
-  The dough has risen well, we mix into a uniform dough and ready to   make the Kulchas.
- Â We take some flour on the rolling board.
-  We take the soft dough and tap it into a kulcha form. There is no  fixed  shape, roughly tapped into the desired thickness.
-  We add the toppings to the kulcha. We add some sesame seeds,  chopped garlic and chopped garlic.
- Â Tap the toppings gently
-  Similarly, make kulcha with different topics, we make plain kulcha with  just sesame and coriander toppings.
- Â Take a pan and some butter to the pan.
- Â Once the pan is hot, we take the kulcha and add it to the pan.
- Â We add some butter and flip it after the bottom is cooked well.
- Â We let it cook until it is golden on the top.
- Â Similarly, we make other kulchas.
- Â Serve it with butter and other dishes to enjoy with!
- Â Kulcha is ready to be enjoyed! Bon Appetit!Â
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Health Benefits of Kulcha :
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Good source of carbohydrates: Kulcha is made from all-purpose flour, which is a rich source of carbohydrates, providing the body with energy.
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Contains fiber: All-purpose flour used to make kulcha contains fiber which aids in digestion and promotes satiety.
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Rich in vitamins and minerals: The addition of yogurt to the dough provides kulcha with essential vitamins and minerals like calcium, which are important for strong bones and teeth.
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Low in fat: Unlike other deep-fried breads, kulcha is baked or shallow fried, which makes it lower in fat and a healthier option for those watching their calorie intake.
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Supports gut health: Yogurt used in the dough contains probiotics, which are beneficial for maintaining a healthy gut and supporting digestion.
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