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Ingredients: Whole wheat flour 2 cupsSalt 2 pinch Extra flour for rolling Preparation: Add the salt to the wheat flour. Make a small hole in the middle of the flour and pour 1 cup of water and start kneading . Knead to make a soft dough. Cover with a moist cloth and keep aside for 15 to 20 minutes. Divide it into equal size balls, about 1 1/2 inches in diameter. Flatten the balls with a rolling pin into round discs approximately 6 to 7 inches in diameter. Heat the "tava" . Now put the roti on a hot tawa. first cook one side. it should be less than half cooked or one-fourth cooked turn and cook the other side. this should be a little bit more cooked than the first side.now small bubbles start forming on the roti that means it is getting cooked.O nce the bubbles visible the roti is ready to put direct on fire or you may use roti grill. Now hold the roti with a grill and keep the first side which was cooked, directly on fire. the roti will start to puff. Turn and keep the other side on fire. the roti will puff more. avoid burning the rotis and also don’t overdo it as roti will not be soft and will become crisp and hard like papads. Serve hot if you cannot serve them hot, then you can keep them in a casserole with wrap them up in a kitchen towel.Like this method you may keep them soft for a long time. |
One bowl meal with saga kanji कटोरा à¤à¤° à¤ोजन सागो कान्जी के साथ Kanji! A traditional Odia dish, especially popular during the summer months. Here's a simple recipe to make Kanji, a flavorful and healthy fermented rice with it's sour water torani. Ingredients: 2 cups pakhal rice (fermented rice) 3 cups torani 1 bunch Amarnath saag ¼ tsp Hing 1/2 tsp mustard seeds 1/2 tsp cumin seeds 1/2 tsp Fenugreek seeds 1/2 tsp fennel seeds 20 crushed Garlic pods 2 dry red chili Salt, to taste For garnish... Chopped onions Chopped green chillies And some seasonings Preparations: In a large bowl, pour some sour torani with rice. Mash the rice with your hand. The mixture should be watery, but not too thin or too thick. Add salt and keep it on medium flame when it comes to boiling point and chopped saag; stir well; now keep the flame on high; once the saag coagulates with it, keep the flame on low. Switch off when all done. Y...