These days our breakfast has become too healthy, we have a glass of juice & one bread slice or two. I went a little ahead and replaced my rice bowl with keenwah & we replaced our dinner with breakfast one's in order to maintain good healthy diet.
Akki roti is one of those one's I love & enjoy the most in my breakfast's. I tasted & learned it from my mom. Not to mention that it was one of those dishes I had from my childhood. My mom calls it as" Koyya Rotti " & the recipe follows.
2 Cups of rice flour
1/2 cup channa dal ( soak them for 1hr)
1 Cup chopped onion
1 Cup grated carrot
1/2 Cup finely chopped corriander leaves
1/2 Cup finely chopped corriander leaves
4 green chili's
2 Tbs jeera
1/4 Cup coriander finely chopped
Salt
2 Tbs olive oil
Heat some water & bring it to boil.Take bowl & mix all the ingredients in it. Add boiled water little by little to the rice mixture & mix it to a thick dough.
2 Tbs olive oil
Heat some water & bring it to boil.Take bowl & mix all the ingredients in it. Add boiled water little by little to the rice mixture & mix it to a thick dough.
Now take a big ball of dough
You can also heat a pan with oil & just spread the dough as shown above. Close pan with a lid. After few mins remove the lid and reverse the roti. Cook till it's crisp.Repeat it with rest of the dough & serve it hot with chutney.Take a parchment paper or foil & apply oil to it. Now take the dough & spread it as shown in the pic & slowly slip it in to the pan.
Note:
While spreading the dough in pan wet your hands to press the dough so that it won't stick to your hands or you can even take oil in place of water but I'm concerned about too much of oil.
While spreading the dough in pan wet your hands to press the dough so that it won't stick to your hands or you can even take oil in place of water but I'm concerned about too much of oil.
akki rotti is my fav , anyday :-) adding channa dal to it is very new to me ! a tip that might of some use - add a TBSP or two of fresh grated coconut while making the dough, it prevents breaking.
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Thank you kalyaNi... Very useful tip to me.. Most of them were broken on the middle when making them..
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Love akki rotis anytime, been ages i had them..loving it..
ReplyDeleteAkki roti looks good, the chana dal addition is a new one for me.shld try it the next time i make them. Hope u had fun recreating the dish from my blog.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favourites. Love it and thnks to Kalyani for the tip too
ReplyDeleteakki roti looks really good!
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new to me..ah so chana dal is added without crushing..v interesting!!..n thnks for the tip kalyani.
ReplyDeleteVery healthy choice Ammu.
ReplyDeleteOh how I love akki roti.. I almost came down to write the same thing as kalyani's comment. We use coconut too and haven't used chana dal before.. :o)
ReplyDeleteRoti looks yummy...And is healthy too....
ReplyDeleteVery interesting never tried before will surely bookmark and try it out.
ReplyDeleteI seriously want to try this.. hopefully this weekend.. Looks divine
ReplyDeleteI like akki rotis, but have never tried them at home. I should give it a try! Yours look really good :)
ReplyDeletelove it..been a while since I had them !
ReplyDeletelooks fine- been a while I made them
ReplyDeleteI've them long back and loved the taste.
ReplyDeleteIt is my favourite roti too..nice presentation Kalyano..
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Delicious looking rotis...Yumm
ReplyDeleteAkki rotis look so yummy... Nice one
ReplyDeletewow...My fav one but adding channa dal is very new to me...Must be really delicious...will try this way:)
ReplyDeletedelicious roti...never tried this...will give a try...
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