Puri does not swell when fried in water because it contains less moisture than other doughs. When fried, the moisture in the puri quickly evaporates, creating steam that puffs up the puri. The hot oil then sets the structure, causing it to stay puffed up.
The water vacuole would burst
hemolysis
Osmosis is taking place
Osmosis is the movement of water from a High Water (Dilute Solution) to a Low Water (Strong Solution). If blood plasma becomes very dilute with water, when it travels to the brain the brain cells will swell because the are taking on too much water. This happens because the high concentration of water (in the blood) is moving to the lower concentration of water (brain cells) making the cells swell as they are taking on too much water.
The process of osmosis is occurring.
The swelling of the "puri" depends upon the ratio of water and oil added to it. When heated on pan the water in the flour gets evaporised, and results in swelling of puri.
it is crispy and small round sized(potato round), it is deep fried like an tortillas or pita bread with this bread u will get spicy water or jaggery based water. Pani means water, puri means deep fried small round bread.
The science of cooking and gastronomy, often lightly called “gastrophysics”, can be unique. Take the example of cooking a delicious puri. The cook prepares the dough by adding water to wheat flour. The dough is then kneaded into a flat piece and placed on a frying pan with oil. The dough now begins to swell, forming a tasty, Puffed-up puri! What really happened? Why does the puri puff up? It turns out that as the cook fries the dough above the boiling point of water, steam escapes from the surface of the puri. But the water-soaked molecules of wheat flour within the insides of the puri have no place to release water. Hence the water is released as steam within the puri, allowing the puri to swell from within.
Poori, or Puri, is a deep fried Indian flatbread.
Puries are fried in oil only because of the type of dough it is. When it is fried it puffs up into a ball. Some things puri is served with are dal,korma, and halwa.
Puffed puri floats because the air pockets inside the dough expand when it's fried, causing it to become buoyant. On the other hand, a flat puri sinks because it has a denser consistency and lacks the air pockets that would make it float.
Puri is a popular fried flatbread, commonly referred to as street food since it can be purchased and eaten on the go. Many different recipes and varieties are available.
The panipuri originated from the Magadh region of India, present day South Bihar. The English meaning of golgappa is "watery indian bread" or "crisp sphere eaten" Literary mentions suggest that it may have originated from Banares..]
Fried rice, Chow Mein, chicken curry, Duck Curry, Roti, Dhal, and Dhal puri
shrink in salt water. swell in fresh water.
Fried rice, Chow Mein, chicken curry, Duck Curry, Roti, Dhal, and Dhal puri
water ball