Sultanpuris
Sultanpuris are a popular and iconic Indian bread originating from the city of Delhi. They are essentially a type of puri, which is a deep-fried bread that is typically made with a mixture of wheat flour, water, and spices. Sultanpuris are a variation of the standard puri and differ in terms of their larger size and lower density.
These breads are known for their characteristic net-like or lattice pattern on the surface, which is created
Sultanpuris are usually consumed with a variety of Indian foods, such as chana masala or chickpea curry.
Sultanpuris have cultural and symbolic significance in Indian cuisine, particularly in the New Delhi area, where