If you go to a malwani or goan restaurant you will find it on the menu, my son always prefers to take this rice roti at restaurants.
This was my first try at making a rice roti my the following method explain in this post and it did come out well , I made a rice roti a couple of years back but the method was different, I made it just like we do a wheat flour chapatti or roti.But I found that when done in the way I have done it in this recipe it turns out to be soft and succulent
INGREDIENTS1 cup rice flour
1 cup water
1 tsp ghee
Salt to taste
METHODBoil one cup water
Add ghee and salt
Add the rice flour and stir
It will become dry, keep a lid and let it cook for about 2 mins
Take this mixture on a place and let it cool a little
Knead as you would knead the wheat flour dough, you can apply a little oil on your palms as the dough will be hot.
Roll these as you would for any other roti. Don’t use flour for dusting.
Cook them on a hot tawa.
Serve with some hot and spicy chicken or fish curry.
I had served it with a potato bhaji , but after eating it I felt that it suits best with non vegetarian gravies.
14 comments:
this is known as akki rotti in kannada and goes very well with gojjus/ chutneys especially the ones made in north karnataka with a lot of groundnuts and chillies.
these rotis aren't just yummy but also very light :)
mahek,please post recipe of khatkhate
soon....
Rice bhakri rocks....eat it with our goan alambi tondak or xacuti..its heaven :)
never had a rice roti before...shud try it immediately...thanks for sharing
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friends thanks for your response...
lakshmi thanks for the information..
pooja and bhags you must try this roti and tell me about it ok...
dear supriya,
i have posted the recipe of khatkhate as soon as i saw that you needed it urgently its 12.45 at night now , i hope you make it tommorow for ganeshchaturti , do you have tephala
Hi, rice roti looks yum. I will make a try. Thanks for sharing.
the rotis look very pretty. I don't know somehow I dont get them correctly.
I've never had rice roti before.
Wished you could send all those tasty dises to us thru net.
you have a lovely blog here :) do send in an entry with your fave cookbook if you can, will be fun :)
i love the cupcakes picture :) do you get to buy those paper holders in any store?
Hi Mahek, Never had heard of 'Rice Roti' till now !! I will give it a try, and i hope i get it right !
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I am learning something new everyday from each blog. I never knew rice rotti existed. Goa has version, as lakshmi said kannidiga's have a version and in kerala we call it oratti(but coconut is added) and pathiri( roti is drenched in coconut milk)in Kerala. It is a small world after all. i love your blog. I hope I could get the mahek from mahek's blog too.
Hi, this looks somewhat like a tortilla, only made of rice. Am I right to think that it is a sort of bread fried or baked in a pan? If so, then I am going to try this as I am gluten intolerant and miss my flour tortillas. Can you explain to me what it means when you say cook them on a hot tawa?
I do not even know where Goa is, so I have never heard of goan cooking. Thank you for your blog.
nice...the tandool bhakri looks and tastes nice. i tried it with pithla.The method to get the dough looks pretty similar to the "ukad" in ukadiche modak....maybe you could also take a shot adding some milk too...it works for the modak, might suit pretty well for the bhakri too.
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