Onion Kulcha

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Collect the ingredients for the ONION KULCHA

Activate your yeast. (Follow recipe link for baking soda version)

Mix ingredients to form a dough.

Knead your dough. Form it into a ball and brush with ghee. Allow to rise.

Divide the dough into eight pieces. Form balls and roll each ball out to form kulcha.

Create the onion masala mixture.

Top your kulcha with the onion masala.

Cook the kulcha on a cast iron skillet. You can also do this in your oven's broiler.

Onion Kulcha

Puja Thomas-Patel

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Onion Kulcha

Collect the ingredients for the ONION KULCHA

Step 1

Activate your yeast. (Follow recipe link for baking soda version)

Step 2

Mix ingredients to form a dough.

Step 3

Knead your dough. Form it into a ball and brush with ghee. Allow to rise.

Step 4

Divide the dough into eight pieces. Form balls and roll each ball out to form kulcha.

Step 5

Create the onion masala mixture.

Step 6

Top your kulcha with the onion masala.

Step 7 - Stovetop

Cook the kulcha on a cast iron skillet. You can also do this in your oven's broiler.

Step 7

Onion Kulcha

Puja Thomas-Patel

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