Bajra ki roti is a Rajasthani dish made of pearl millet's or sajjalu
(in telugu). These roti's are enjoyed along with lahsun ki Chutney & kadhi. This roti's are little different from your regular roti or chapati in texture ad taste. As all of the dishes these roti's are easy to make & delicious to eat.
Prep Time-20mins
Cook Time-15mins
Serves-5 roti
Adapted From:Indian Kitchen
Ingredients
1Cup bajra flour
4Tbs atta flour
2Tbs butter
4Tbs dried fenugreek leaves
Salt to taste
Warm water to knead dough
Directions
- Mix bajra, atta flour,fenugreek leaves, salt in a bowl.
- Add little by little warm water while forming a dough.
- Close dough with a wet cloth & allow it to sit on a counter for 15mins.
- Now take a foil or a plastic sheet & grease it with little oil.
- Divide dough to equal balls.
- Take a ball of dough & place it on the sheet. Now press it with less pressure, while expanding dough on all sides.
- Don't expand it too thin & round the edges nicely.
- Heat pan with butter/ghee.Place a roti on it.
- cook it on one side & apply ghee to roti. Cook for few seconds & reverse it to other.
- Now layer a little ghee & allow to cook.
- You can see little dark circles forming on each side you cooked.
- Transfer roti to a plate & repeat the same with rest of the dough balls.
Note
- Don't add too much water.
- Add little more of flour if needed.
tasty and healthy roti
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ReplyDeleteLove the beautiful color of the chutney
My mouth is just watering here, that chutney is just breathtaking. Healthy and nutritious bajra roti.
ReplyDeletesame pinch!!! I also made bajra ki roti!! your clicks are awesome!!
ReplyDeletei really appreciate people who make bhakri and especially when this is not part of their cuisine, this such a killer combination that it is actually one of my comfort foods, when i need some homey feeling i would settle for bhakri and lahsun ki chutney...very well made
ReplyDeleteBhakri and lasun chutney is a combination popular all along the west coast. Like you version of the cooked lasun chutney.
ReplyDeleteThat's so well made!.. We make this very often at home, minus the methi leaves..chutney looks so sinful!
ReplyDeleteWell made rotis and very well presented.
ReplyDeleteVery well made rotis!
ReplyDeleteVery well made. Very earthy and healthy as well.
ReplyDeleteThe roti has turned out perfect and nice shots...
ReplyDeleteLike the way your presented the roti, slices of onion and a green chili. It must have tasted great with garlic chutney.
ReplyDeleteThe roti are so beautifully done. I love these beauties. They are yum
ReplyDeleteVery well made rots....lovely!
ReplyDeletewow well made bajra ki roti and very deliicous chuney to accompany :)
ReplyDeleteNeat presentation and lovely combo meal...
ReplyDeletethese rotis are so much more nutritious than the regular wheat rotis..
ReplyDeletePerfectly made rotis with fantastic clicks...good one.
ReplyDeleteEarthy and comforting rotis.
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nice recipe, i love rajasthani food and bajre ki roti my favorite.
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