In a mixing bowl, take 1 cup of semolina,1tsb oil, baking soda, and salt. With your fingers mix the oil evenly with semolina.
Now add 1tbsp of bread flour and wheat flour, mix them evenly.
Add 3tbsp of water first, mix it properly combining dough, then add 1tbsp of water and begin kneading again, semolina absorbs water while kneading so keep adding slowly.
Keep kneading till you get a normal dough, the dough must not be very soft if so add little semolina and start kneading. The dough must not be very hard if so then add a little water and start kneading.
Knead really well the dough should be elastic and when you try to stretch it you must be able to see gluten strands, this will help in puffing and staying crisp, this will also help you rolling perfectly without any cracks. You should be able to lift the dough without tearing and breaking it.
Knead it to a semi-soft elastic dough keep it in a bowl covered with damp cloth and let it rest for minimum 30 minutes.
After 30 minutes knead again a little, divide it into 3-4 equal portions thereby rolling them.
Roll to a large circle keep rolling to a thin and evenly round if the puri is thick they will turn soft after frying.
Not cut small circles using a cookie cutter or a bottle cap.
Heat oil on medium heat.
Check by putting a small piece of your puri corner if it comes up oil is ready for frying.
Slide puris carefully in the pan, don’t overcrowd use 4-8 puris in one slot as per the size of your pan.
With slotted spoon flip them once puffed up.
Fry them till light golden.
Drain on kitchen towels.
Once at room temperature close them in airtight jars.
Serve your way