I had my eye on this dish since very long. Never had a chance to make this roti. So one night I make sure that I soak chana dal so next day for our breakfast I can make this roti. It is ideal for lunch or diner too, have with gravy dish or just with pickle or yogurt its perfect for light lunch too. Its best combination of protein and carb in one bite. You can use your leftover chana dal also to make this roti. Never waste your food , make something out of it and you will amazed by your own creations.
Ingredients:
1/2 cup soaked and boiled chana dal (make sure it stays whole)
1 cup of WW flour
1/4 cup chickpea flour (Besan)
salt to taste
For tempering :
1 tsp. oil
Pinch of hing
1 tsp. turmeric powder
1 tsp. garam masala powder
1 tsp. turmeric powder
salt to taste.
fresh coriander leaves chopped
Method:
Heat a small pan, add oil in it. Add hing and all powder masala and salt and then add chana dal and cook for 2-3 minutes till its coated with masala.
Turn off the gas and add coriander leaves and mix it. let it cool so you can handle it.
In a big bowl add both flours, chana dal mixture, salt and 2 tsp. of oil
Make dough for roti.
Make 8-9 balls and keep it aside.
Heat griddle and make rotis as you make it.
Roll the dough in circle and cook on griddle on both side. Apply oil on one side and make little crispy and cook on both side. Done with all balls.
Serve hot rotis with hot cup of tea or for lunch with pickle or yogurt or for diner with your gravy dish.
If you are using leftover chana dal, mix it in flour and knead the dough and make rotis. you can add kasoori methi and finely chopped onions too.
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Ingredients:
1/2 cup soaked and boiled chana dal (make sure it stays whole)
1 cup of WW flour
1/4 cup chickpea flour (Besan)
salt to taste
For tempering :
1 tsp. oil
Pinch of hing
1 tsp. turmeric powder
1 tsp. garam masala powder
1 tsp. turmeric powder
salt to taste.
fresh coriander leaves chopped
Method:
Heat a small pan, add oil in it. Add hing and all powder masala and salt and then add chana dal and cook for 2-3 minutes till its coated with masala.
Turn off the gas and add coriander leaves and mix it. let it cool so you can handle it.
In a big bowl add both flours, chana dal mixture, salt and 2 tsp. of oil
Make dough for roti.
Make 8-9 balls and keep it aside.
Heat griddle and make rotis as you make it.
Roll the dough in circle and cook on griddle on both side. Apply oil on one side and make little crispy and cook on both side. Done with all balls.
Serve hot rotis with hot cup of tea or for lunch with pickle or yogurt or for diner with your gravy dish.
If you are using leftover chana dal, mix it in flour and knead the dough and make rotis. you can add kasoori methi and finely chopped onions too.
Amrita's Page and Priya's event
cookclickndevour.
healthy delicious roti! Ive heard n seen alot but yet in to do list of mine :)
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Have heard about missi roti but never tasted it. I guess now I can it make by following your recipe.
ReplyDeleteSuper dear, I love this missi roti. I made this missi roti for the IFC this week end it was awesome. your version seems to be a little different I will try yours also.
ReplyDeleteVery yummy looking roti. Superb!
ReplyDeleteMisi ki roti with chai... Ummm... Looks so good
ReplyDeleteIts a wonderful outcome esp making it for the first time. I adore anything with legumes and this is lovely.
ReplyDeleteRoti looks so good.
ReplyDeleteI know its name .But i dont know how its made.Now i got it .Lovely rotis linsy
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ReplyDeleteLovley missi roti, yet to make :)
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ReplyDeleteWow...my longtime pending recipe...Yours looks perfectly delicious!! Your clicks rocks as usual!!
ReplyDeleteLovely one! I enjoy these missi rotis with any sort of pickle :) And now I'm tempted to make it soon :)
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DeleteSuch a delicious looking missi roti! I never added hing in tempering....I need to try that.
ReplyDeleteWhen ever I am using dals, I added hing or more garlic to them for easy digestion,
DeleteThe lady , if u are especially looking for parantha , then do not add hing, but if its a leftover daal then already hing is there, but in little qty. Hing wil have pungent smell for parantha.Ms patel rightly said, hing is good for digestion
DeleteLooks very tempting dear
ReplyDeleteVery healthy n perfect for dinners..
ReplyDeleteMissi roti looks really yumm and perfect love it.
ReplyDeletemy MIL often makes paratha from leftover daal!! They do taste yummy!!
ReplyDeleteSuper dear, I love this missi roti. ..
ReplyDeleteLove roti. Tempting me.
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ReplyDeletelooks yummy. thanks for linking to the lunch box event
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ReplyDeleteLots of great looking dishes here! I can't keep up with all the dishes I want to make...there's always so many good ones :)
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