When the dough sets, grease your hands with some oil and knead it again.
After that, make small lumps from the dough.
Now, take one dough lump in hand and make a round ball.
Likewise, prepare the rest of the lumps as well and keep them covered to prevent them from drying.
Further, heat enough oil in a deep frying pan or Kadai.
Take one dough ball and grease the rolling plate and rolling pin with some oil.
After that, place the dough ball on the rolling plate and roll it out evenly.
Make sure that the poori is not thin in the center. Roll it out from the edges.
To check if the oil is heated well, drop a small dough lump into it. If it floats immediately on the surface that means the oil is heated well.
The oil for frying the poori should be heated well.
When the oil is sufficiently hot then add one poori at a time and fry gently pressing down with the frying spoon or slotted spoon in a circular motion.
After that, flip the sides and fry until it turns golden brown in color.
Further, drain out the fried poori on a plate.
Likewise, fry the rest of the puris as well.
With this much dough, approx 20 pooris can be prepared.
Finally, serve these steaming hot puffy and tasty poori with jeera aloo, Chole Masala, or any other curry or Sukhi Sabji that you relish eating.