Hi Friends, its almost a month since I last posted in my blog. After our
return from our trip to Dwarka and Mumbai, I was kept busy with
visitors at home and some social commitments. But all said and done,
we had a wonderful time and now slowly getting back to my normal
routine.
Here,
the mercury is dipping day-by-day and to combat this cold weather, I
thought this coconut roti would be a nice welcome. All the
ingredients required, are readily available in most homes. Moreover,
a little extra ghee would help us to keep our body warm! And besides,
these rotis need no rolling pin, no water for kneading and no oil for
frying and they taste good too. Curious? Try it out and see for
yourself.
Ingredients:
Wheat flour |
2 cups |
Ghee |
4-5 tsps |
Onion |
1 small |
Green chilies |
2 |
Curry leaves |
1-2 sprigs |
Freshly grated coconut |
1/2 cup |
Salt
|
To taste |
Method:
- Chop onion, green chilies and curry leaves finely and place it in a bowl.
- In the same bowl add wheat flour, ghee, salt and coconut gratings and knead it well without adding any water to form a soft pliable dough. A food processor will do the job in a jiffy.
- Divide the dough into medium sized balls.
- Smear a little ghee on the chopping board (or any plate will also do) with your fingers. Place a ball of the dough on it and spread it with your fingers to a desired size and then remove it gently and place it on the “tawa” or a frying pan (which is preheated) and fry on both sides on a medium flame without using oil or ghee till light brown spots appear.
- Prepare the remaining rotis in similar manner.
- Serve hot.
Ingredients |
Ingredients kneaded into a dough |
Dough divided to form balls |
Dough divided into 9 balls |
Dough flattened with fingers to form a roti |
Roti being fried without oil/ghee |
Preparation
time: 15 mins
Cooking
time : 20-25 mins
Makes
: 9 rotis
Note:
- These rotis taste good when served with a little ghee smeared on it when hot or can also be served with any chutney of your choice.
- I served it with mint chutney.