The way they make them in the restaurants is really very interesting part as they throw them up in the air to make them thinner. I don't think we can ever do the same at home. I have rolled them as thin as possible and they were really good.
Ingredients:
Flour/maida ..... 2 cups
Oil / ghee ......... 2 tbsps
Salt ................ to taste
Baking soda ... a pinch
Water / milk ... to knead
Method:
1. Knead the dough with all the above ingredients. Set it aside well covered or wrapped in a cellophane for atleast 1 hour.
2. Roll out a small portion of it into a very thin roti.
3. Invert a wok/kadai on the gas burner. Let it become hot. Place the roti on it and turn it for a couple of times quickly until done. It has to remain soft..so don't over-cook it.
4. Fold it and keep in a foil immediately so that it remains soft.
Serve it with tikkas/makhni dal/butter chicken....it goes with anything.
Hi Shobha ,
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Mine is the first comment Shobha :-)
Rumali roti looks soft and
delicious..
Neat presentation as Usual:-)
He he.. you win !
DeleteI love this Romali roti... Will try...
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DeleteWow so soft n yummy n came out perfect
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Yes Akila.. I am also happy with the result
Deletei lov romali roti.. soft and thin rotis... nice recipe..
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Nice preparation...looks yummy and perfect..
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Thanks for the compliment Shabbu
DeleteSuper soft roomali rotis...very nicely made
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Thanks Usha..
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Such soft rotis...and well explained...:)
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Thanks for your appreciation
DeleteI've tried rumali once.. but not this way... will try this method next time
ReplyDeleteSure Reshmi.. do try and let me know
DeleteWow, it looks super soft and awesome
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Deletewow..roti looking really so delicious...and thanks for sharing nice and easy method of preparing..will try this sooonnn
ReplyDeleteThanks Chitra.. do make and share the feed back
Deletesoft and delicious rumali roti...
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Deleteso soft rumali roti. thanks for sharing
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DeleteSoft and yummy roti,looks wonderful.
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Deletewow superb dear !!!!the rumali rotis hav come out so well !!!!!
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DeleteI've always wanted to make roti. I didn't realize that it was a painfully long experience. Thanks
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Oh dear.. not really .. only thing is we need to roll them very thin
Deletewow... rumali roti looks so soft and delicious... thanks for linking it with Guest Quest...
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Deletemy hubby and kids love rumali roti i did attempt somethng like this ages ago but didnt turn out the way it shows here..
ReplyDeletei had been away on a mini break and just posted one sweet dish today.
come and have a look
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Oh Meena, give it a try again.. will check out urs too.
DeleteWow! This looks so good. I will give it a try:)
ReplyDeleteSure dear.. thanks
DeleteDear Shobha,
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
This looks delicious. I love any kind of roti, but I usually only eat it when I visit with my sisters...that way I can over-indulge and not feel bad because I only do it once in a while! LOL
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Andy..
DeleteOnce in a way indulgence is good.Life is to enjoy
A wonderful space you have. Glad to follow you. The process how you made rumali roti is really awesome.
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Thanks a lot Sanoli.. Welcome on my space.
DeleteI will surely do the same.
Thanks dear
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