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    Puttu Flour 

    Do you find it challenging to achieve the right texture and flavour for soft, fluffy puttu at home? Traditional puttu-making often requires soaking, grinding, and achieving the perfect consistency, which can be time-consuming and tricky. This is where puttu flour comes to your rescue. The flour ensures consistent and delicious results with minimal effort, helping you enjoy this beloved South Indian and Sri Lankan delicacy anytime. 

    At Vel Spices, we provide premium-quality puttu flour that caters to all your cooking needs. Whether preparing traditional rice puttu or experimenting with healthier alternatives, the range of flours makes cooking easy and stress-free.  

    Puttu flour is finely milled and processed to deliver the ideal texture and moisture content for preparing authentic puttu. The flour ensures consistent results every time; it is also packed with essential vitamins and minerals depending on the type of flour.  

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    Types of Puttu Flour We Offer 

    At Vel Spices, we understand that every cook has unique preferences. That’s why we offer a variety of puttu flour options to suit your taste and dietary needs: 

    1. White Rice Puttu Flour 

    • Perfect For: Classic puttu with a soft, fluffy texture. 
    • Features: Made from finely ground white rice, this flour is ideal for achieving the authentic taste and texture of traditional puttu. 

    2. Red Rice Puttu Flour 

    • Perfect For: A more wholesome and earthy-flavoured puttu. 
    • Features: Made from red rice, this flour retains its bran, providing a fibre-rich and nutrient-packed alternative to white rice flour. 

    3. Millet Puttu Flour 

    • Perfect For: Gluten-free and high-protein puttu. 
    • Features: Made from millet, this flour is ideal for health-conscious individuals looking for a nutritious twist on traditional puttu. 

    4. Ragi (Finger Millet) Puttu Flour 

    • Perfect For: Calcium-rich and energy-boosting breakfasts. 
    • Features: Made from ragi, this flour is perfect for creating a nutrient-dense puttu with a slightly nutty flavour. 

    How Puttu Flour Makes Cooking Easy? 

    Using puttu flour takes the guesswork out of preparing this beloved dish. Here’s how it simplifies your cooking process: 

    • Easy Mixing: Add water to the flour to form a crumbly texture, making it ready for steaming in minutes. 
    • No Special Equipment Needed: Works perfectly with traditional puttu makers and simple steaming setups. 
    • Quick Cooking: Pre-milled and processed to reduce cooking time without compromising taste. 
    • Customisable Options: Add grated coconut, jaggery, or even vegetables to create your twist on the classic recipe. 

    Tips for Making the Perfect Puttu 

    • Achieve the Right Texture 
      Mix puttu flour with water until it forms a crumbly texture. It should hold its shape when pressed but not be too wet or sticky. 
    • Layer with Coconut 
      Layer the flour mixture with freshly grated coconut in your puttu maker for authentic flavour. 
    • Steam to Perfection 
      Use a puttu maker or a simple steamer to cook the flour mixture. Steam until the puttu is cooked through and fluffy. 
    • Experiment with Add-Ons 
      Enhance your puttu by adding jaggery, cardamom, or savoury toppings like spiced lentils or vegetables. 

    Popular Recipes Using Puttu Flour 

    1. Classic Rice Puttu
      Soft and fluffy puttu made with white rice flour and layered with grated coconut. 
    2. Red Rice Puttu 
      A fibre-rich and wholesome version made with red rice flour, perfect for a healthy breakfast. 
    3. Millet Puttu 
      A gluten-free alternative that’s light, nutritious and perfect for those with dietary restrictions. 
    4. Ragi Puttu 
      A calcium-packed, slightly nutty-flavoured puttu made with ragi flour, ideal for kids and adults alike. 
    5. Sweet Coconut Puttu 
      Combine puttu flour with jaggery, grated coconut and a touch of cardamom for a delicious dessert. 

    Simplify your cooking and enjoy authentic, soft, and delicious puttu with premium-quality puttu flour.  

    Do you prefer traditional rice flour or nutritious alternatives like millet or ragi? We’ve got you covered.  

    Order Puttu Flour Online at Vel Spices Today. 

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What types of grains are used to make puttu flour?

    Puttu flour is commonly made from finely milled white rice, red rice, millet or ragi (finger millet). Each type offers a unique flavour and nutritional profile, catering to different dietary preferences.

    Can I use puttu flour to make idiyappam or appam?

    Puttu flour can be adapted for recipes like idiyappam or appam. However, for best results, slightly adjust the water-to-flour ratio to achieve the right consistency for these dishes.

    How can I make puttu without a traditional puttu maker?

    If you don’t have a puttu maker, you can use a simple steamer or an idli mould to layer the flour mixture and grated coconut. Steam until the puttu is cooked and fluffy.

    Does puttu flour require fermentation?

    No, puttu flour does not require fermentation. Mix it with water to create a crumbly texture, layer with coconut and steam. It’s quick and easy to prepare.

    Is puttu flour suitable for kids?

    Yes, puttu flour is highly nutritious and suitable for kids. Variants like ragi and millet flour are especially beneficial, providing essential nutrients like calcium, fibre and iron.

    Can puttu flour be used for savoury dishes?

    Absolutely! While traditionally served with coconut and jaggery, puttu can also be paired with savoury sides like vegetable stew, egg curry or spicy chickpeas.

    How long does puttu flour stay fresh?

    When stored in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, puttu flour can remain fresh for up to 6 months. Refrigeration is recommended for longer shelf life in humid climates.