Original (non-gluten free) recipe at: http://www.afghankitchenrecipes.com/recipe/potato-bolani-fried-afghan-flatbread/
Gluten Free Recipe:
Ingredients for Dough:
3 cups- white corn meal (fine)
2½ cup- water
1 tsp- salt
1 tsp- olive oil
Ingredients for Potato Filling:
3- small potatoes (un-peeled)
½ cup- finely chopped cilantro
½ cup- finely chopped scallions
1 ½ tbsp.- olive oil
1 ½- tsp salt½ tsp- ground black pepper
Frying Ingredients:½ cup- olive oil
Ingredients For Yogurt Sauce:
1 cup- Greek yogurt (Chobani)
2 tbsp- water
1- finely chopped garlic clove
1 tsp- fresh dill½ tsp- coriander
½ tsp- salt
Tools:
- measuring cups
- whisk
- wooden spoon
- 3x mixing bowls
- tray
- rolling pin
- 5x small bowls
- parchment paper
- knife
- x2 spatula
- pan
- cloth
- strainer
- potato masher
- Start mixing cornmeal and salt, then slowly add water and olive oil and continue mixing until becomes like a dough ball (add water if needed)
- knead it for 5-10 minutes
- let it rest in a oiled bowl with a damp cloth over it for 50 min.-1 hr.
-while you wait clean your potatoes well and cut them into fours.
place them in a pot and let it boil for 15 min.-20 min. and poke every once in a while to check if done ( if they are smaller they will cook faster.)
-then strain the potatoes and place in a bowl mash the potatoes just until no more of them are still in the previous shape and let sit for 5 min.
-chop the cilantro and the scallions finely and place in filling along with other filling ingredients.
-Set aside while you check the time for your dough.
-Start my putting the Greek yogurt in the mixing bowl and then chop, pour and mix it in from there.
-press onto the dough with your palm following with rolling it with the rolling pin un till as flat as at least two tortillas on top of each other.
- Make sure there are no holes in the crust and get ready to put them on the pan
-bring out a plate and paper towel and place the paper towel on the plate aside
- pour about 1/4 cup olive oil in the pan on hi and wait until its hot enough that as soon s the dough hits the pan it will start sizzling
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hey dude .. i've tried making this, but the dough does not stick together. what kind of dough are you using exactly ? it says 'white corn flour', but all corn flour (pure ones) are a little yellow. I have the feeling you used something that was a mix of corn flour with wheat flour in there. it's really hard to make anything that resembles a dough with just corn flour. I'm gonna try and make some kind of mix next time (with some other flour like gram flour or maybe something from ground nuts.) any tips welcome, thanks for the recipe anyway.
ReplyDeleteWhite Corn FLour is perhaps commonly known as Masa Harina ?
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