Rajasthani missi roti recipe | Rajasthani paratha | masala besan roti | missi roti on tava dhaba style |

Rajasthani missi roti recipe | Rajasthani paratha | masala besan roti | missi roti on tava dhaba style | with 17 amazing images.

Rajasthani missi roti recipe | Rajasthani paratha | masala besan roti | missi roti on tava dhaba style is a simple everyday fare from the state of Rajasthan. Learn how to make missi roti on tava dhaba style.

To make Rajasthani missi roti, combine all the ingredients in a deep bowl and knead into a stiff dough using enough water. Divide the dough into 10 equal portions. Roll out each portion into a 100 mm. (4") diameter circle using a little whole wheat flour for rolling. Heat a non-stick tava (griddle) and cook each roti, using a little ghee, till they turn golden brown in colour from both the sides. Serve hot.

Rajasthani paratha are eaten throughout the year except in the winters in Rajasthan when bajra rotis are preferred. Made with the right proportion of wheat flour and besan, they fuse together well to give a perfect texture.

A dough made with carom seeds forms the base of this masala besan roti. Apart from adding flavour and aroma, it is also added for its digestive properties. Cooked with ghee it brings forth the taste of authentic Marwari cuisine.

Serve these missi roti on tava dhaba style with a spicy vegetable or gatte ki kadhi or a tongue tickling launji to make a delicious meal. A variation to these rotis are methi ki missi roti which are made by adding methi leaves or coriander leaves to flavour the dough.

Tips for Rajasthani missi roti. 1. We have rolled the rotis slightly thick, but if you wish you can roll them thin. 2. Since they are thick, cook them on a slow to medium flame, so they cook well from inside.

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