Vahchef with Indian food videos inspires home cooks with new recipes every day.
Vahchef with Indian food videos inspires home cooks with new recipes every day.
Prep time : 20 mins
Cook time : 20 mins
Total time : 20 mins
Author :Vahchef
Main Ingredient : Maida flour
(72 ratings)
158 reviews so far
Servings : 2 persons
Published date : February 20, 2019
| • Water - 110 ml. | |
| • Vinegar - 4 drops. | |
| • Salt - pinch. | |
| • Butter - 220 grams. | |
| • Maida/allpurpose flour - 220 grams. |
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fatema ab Posted on Sat Feb 08 2014
thank you chef for wonderful recipe to possible for us to making everything to easy way?
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mily bhattacharya Posted on Tue Feb 18 2014
you talk a lot rather than showing the recipe quickly.?
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JebNaJer P Posted on Fri Feb 21 2014
Thank you for sharing. I always wanted to have homemade as much as possible and your instruction is very helpful. I love Indian food. Shukuriya!?
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DARA LAISAT Posted on Tue Feb 25 2014
Hi Vah Chef. I got your idea of cooling the tray. Instead of keep putting the dough in the fridge for ever 10 minutes. I think you could use the ice pack under neat the tray and to avoid moisture wrap the ice pack with a thin towel.I have question...
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Felix Rayan Posted on Wed Mar 05 2014
Hi, just want to know why,why, the puff pastry has to be cold before baking even though it has to be heated in the oven at 400 dgs?
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eileenfb1948 Posted on Sun Mar 16 2014
Love the way you tell us Why you do it this way. It is good to understand the process. Thank you.?
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ravvraj Posted on Mon Mar 17 2014
IS there any alternative way to make this? With oil or dalda? Can you please make a video for that.I was thinking of experimenting I thought of Rolling it thin and brushing margarine or oil and then folding it and rolling it again?
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a4repkr4 Posted on Sat Apr 12 2014
You are amazing. Thank you for sharing your talents. So priceless!?
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Divya Chauhan Posted on Thu May 01 2014
I tried but when I baked the sheet I came out as salty biscuit.. It didn't puff up as ur sheet puffed up.. :(?
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anurag khare Posted on Tue May 13 2014
Mr vehchef thank you, the way your demonstration is very very perfect & interesting?
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Katie Posted on Thu Aug 10 2017
Thank you for your recipes and videos. I made puff pastry today for the first time. Rolling it out on a cold pan was a good idea. I made it into vegetable puffs and they are delicious! The dough is light and flaky. Your videos are thorough and easy t
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