(Puris dipped in water falvored with a mixture of spices and mint)

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Ingredients:
Puri:
Fine semolina (Sooji)		1/2 cup
Plain Flour (maida)		1/2 tbsp.
Clubsoda		3 tbsp.
Salt to taste
Pani:
Chopped Mint Leaves		1 1/2 cups
Chopped Coriander Leaves		1 tbsp.
Tamarind		1/3 cup
Ginger		1"
Green Chillies		4 to 5
Cumin Seed Powder (Roasted)		1 tsp.
Black Salt		1 1/2 tsp.
Salt to taste
Other Things:
Mashed slightly cooked potatoes with salt to taste		2 small
Tamarind Chutney

Method:
	Puri:
1.	Mix semolina, plain flour, soda water and salt. Knead well to make a semi-stiff dough. Cover it with clean wet cloth for about 10 minutes.
2.	Divide the dough into forty equal portions and roll each portion into circles. Place each circle under damp cloth right after rolling.
3.	Heat oil in a kadhai. Deep fry these circles, slightly pressing with a slotted spoon, until they puff up and are golden brown.
4.	Place the puffed circles ("puris") on absorbent kitchen tissue. Extra puris should be stored in an air-tight container.
	Pani:
1.	Soak the tamarind in ½ cup of warm water for approximately 45 minutes. Strain out the pulp to get tamarind water.
2.	Add mint leaves, chopped coriander, ginger, chillies and cumin seed. Add a little water and mix to a smooth consistency using a blender.
3.	Transfer the paste into a large bowl. Add 1 litre of water, continuously mixing the contents with a spoon. Add black salt and salt. Mix well.
4.	Refrigerate for about 2 hours to ensure proper blending.
	To Serve: Pani-Puri is to be eaten as soon as it is served.
1.	Poke a small hole in the center of each puri.
2.	Add small quantity of mashed fried potatoes as filling. Add a little imli chutney. Dip in pani so that puri is filled with it. Serve.