Ingredients:
Wheat Atta (whole wheat flour) - 3 cups
Oil - 4 tbsp
Onions - 1 (very very finely chopped)
Green Chillies - 4 (finely chopped)
Coriander Leaves - 1/2 cup (finely chopped)
Dried Pomegranate seeds - 1 tsp (crushed)
Caraway seeds/kummel seeds ................. 1 tsp
Salt to taste
Method:
1. Take flour in a bowl. Add the entire 4 tbsp oil into the flour and mix well with fingers until the oil disappears into the flour.
2. Add the onions, green chillies, coriander leaves,caraway seeds, pomegranate seeds and salt and knead the into a hard dough using water.
3. Make about 5 big balls from the entire flour quantity.
4. Roll each ball into a 5 cm diameter thick circle of 1 cm width.
5. Heat a roti pan, and place the thick rolled out roti onto the pan. Heat for exactly 3 seconds and not more, and turn over. Heat this side also only for 3 secs, then remove onto a platform.
6. Immediately roll this half-baked roti into a large roti, double the original size.
7. Transfer onto the tawa again, and fry using 2 tsp pure ghee or butter, until it becomes well baked.
8. Remove. Repeat with the other balls.
Serve hot with yogurt sprinkled with salt n pepper and pickle.
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DeleteIt is actually a breakfast item but I feel it is perfect for Sunday Brunch....quite filling.
thank you for linking this delicious koki yummy addition of pomegranate
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DeleteI have enjoyed these in plenty at my uncle's house and I have tried making it a couple of times - would love to try out your recipe :-)
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DeleteDo try it out and let me know.I just had a quick tour of your blog ...will again go through the recipes leisurely.
Lovely koki. I never had it but am sure wud love to have it.... !
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Thanks Reshmi.. will surely do that
DeleteHow delicious these look! What a beautiful platter of food too - very tempting!
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Deletethis is interesting! What is the purpose of cooking twice?
ReplyDeleteIt makes the koki crispier and secondly you can make the half done ones and freeze them too for your convenience to make later or when u have guests
Deletethat is interesting... does cooking twice make it stay longer?
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No dear but it makes them crispier
DeleteHi Shobha,, I was looking for the Koki recipe online and found this one.. i am making this today, will let you know how it turns out :~)
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Nupur
Please do.. waiting to hear from you
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