I had a great weekend......shopping, relatives home visit, lazying at home, friends comeover and a lot more.......that I find it very hard to get back to the usual routine....Have started waiting for pongal hols :) Hmm coming to todays menu, I made this sooji roti long back and it was lying in my drafts for around 6months, so pulled it out. Wheat Sooji/Rava roti, is instant it can be done just like that.....Most of my recent/future recipes will be quick...am so lazy and now blame it on work and the kiddo :) And am sure this wheat sooji roti will be a better alternative to rava upma!
Ingredients:
Wheat sooji/rava - 1 cup
Finely chopped onion - 1/2 cup
Hing - 1 tsp
Grated coconut - 2 tbsp (optional)
Finely chopped green chillies- 2 tsp
Finely chopped ginger - 2 tsp
Curd - 2 tbsp
Salt to taste
Oil
Method:
1.Dry roast rava on a medium flame, till it gives nice aroma. Keep aside and allow it to cool.
2.Mix all other ingredients to form a batter like idli batter consistency. Add water if its too thick, Let it sit for 15mins.
3. Heat tawa, drizzle oil and spread the batter on it (about 1/2 inch thickness).
4. Cover it with a lid and allow it to cook for 3mins. Turn it to other side and allow it to cook till its light brown.
5.Serve hot with the chutney of ur taste or chutney podi. I had neither of it so clicked with garlic pickle :)
Before I forget I received this award from Malar Gandhi of KitchenTantra long back....Thank you malar!
Such a healthy roti, looks fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice semolina roti, so healthy and will be crispy too..
ReplyDeleteCongrats dear..happy new year..yummy roti
ReplyDeleteDelicious sooji roti!! Love the click..gorgeous!
ReplyDeletewe pat the roti on the tawa,but u poured the roti on d tawa...ha ha...looks gr8 and yummy..loved the way it is cut into squares...
ReplyDeleteThat looks wonderful Wish you a wonderful year ahead Sharmilee...!!!
ReplyDeleteQuiet a different recipe!
ReplyDeleteWish U and Ur family a Wonderful Year!
Just wonderful clicks and a must try recipe!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome, like a piece of cake.
ReplyDeleteI think this is a great idea,and sure it would taste better than the upma! Lovely clicks and you have cut it pretty :)
ReplyDelete@Raks : Actually the round shape didnt come out well so cut it into squares...though not intentional it came out pretty :)
ReplyDeleteLovely!!!!Really nice..
ReplyDeleteDrool worthy is all i can say.....
ReplyDeleteMe too waiting for pongal' but no holidays here:(
ReplyDeleteSooji roti sounds nice, looks crisp...love the shape:)
Sharmilee,There is an award waiting for you in our blog :-)
ReplyDeleteIts so crispy. Lovely click
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Lovely! that looks terrific and I need to move a little faster and start trying all these goodies.
ReplyDeleteBelated new year wishes to you and your family, have a wonderful 2010!
ReplyDeleteVery healthy and delicious roti!
ReplyDeletethat looks very crisp and inviting!! try panna poren. i have tried sooji roti without rosting the sooji.
ReplyDeleteI used to make this earlier and forgot about this. I like the idea of roasting the rava before making the dough.
ReplyDeleteLooks crispy and yum, Sharmilee! And thanks for visiting my blog and taking time to comment. Hope to see u around. Adding you t my reader (though I must confess I'm way behind on posts there )
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