Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun (Chem.) See
euxanthin .
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- noun A type of
unleavened bread from India and Pakistan, usuallydeep-fried .
Etymologies
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Examples
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You take one of these puris, press your thumb into one side (one side of the puri is always more fragile than the other, and a little experience will tell you which is which, so you can pierce the right side) to make a little opening, and then proceed to stuff the puri with one of several fillings.
Archive 2006-01-01 Nupur 2006
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Maybe the water they use on the pani puri is garlicky?
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Chole puri is a regular weekend brunch at my place.
Weekend Lunch Series: Amritsari Chhole & Bhature Cardamom 2007
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Sev puri is a very popular street food (and made at home, evening snack) in India.
Archive 2007-04-01 Nupur 2007
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Chole Bhature with puri is a perfect combination ...
Weekend Lunch Series: Amritsari Chhole & Bhature Cardamom 2007
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Then take about a tablespoon of dough at a time, roll it into a thin circle (using some more atta to help in the rolling process), and deep fry for a few seconds on each side until the puri is puffed and golden.
Archive 2006-07-01 Nupur 2006
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Thus Hecataeus conceived the idea of puri - fying tradition of its miraculous elements and of doing so, so to speak, on a psychological basis.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas KURT VON FRITZ 1968
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Malvani vade is a type of puri which is served with malvani style chicken curry called "malvani kombadi".
Malvani Vade Meera 2008
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Malvani vade is a type of puri which is served with malvani style chicken curry called "malvani kombadi".
Archive 2008-02-01 Meera 2008
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There are other forms of bread such as puri and roti but none as good as nan and buttered nan is even better.
Scribbit | A Blog About Motherhood in Alaska Scribbit 2010
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