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How does a Puri Press work?

A Puri Press typically consists of two circular plates that are pressed together with dough in between, flattening and shaping it into a round disk. Some models may have additional features for cutting the dough into a perfect circle.

What type of dough is suitable for a Puri Press?

A Puri Press is designed to work best with dough made from wheat flour, water, and a pinch of salt. However, you can also experiment with other types of flour or add ingredients like herbs or spices for variation.

How thick can I make puris using a Puri Press?

The thickness of puris made with a Puri Press can usually be adjusted based on the pressure applied while pressing the plates together. Most models allow you to make puris ranging from thin and crispy to slightly thicker and softer.

Can I use a Puri Press to make other flatbreads?

While a Puri Press is specifically designed for making puris, you can also use it to flatten and shape dough for other types of flatbreads like rotis, tortillas, or chapatis, depending on the consistency of the dough.

How do I clean and maintain a Puri Press?

To clean a Puri Press, first unplug it and allow it to cool down, then use a damp cloth to wipe off any dough residue. Avoid immersing the press in water or using abrasive cleaners. Regular maintenance includes checking for loose parts or damage and lubricating moving components if necessary.