Indian cuisine is a very diverse as its culture. Bread is an essential part of main meals in India so there are varieties of bread to be made in different part of India.
In our region, this multigrain bread is very famous and prepared with different grains and millets.
It is very easy to prepare, nutritious and delicious.
Today when my wife was preparing it, I took some photographs to share with fellow steemians.
Ingredients required
Wheat flour
Corn flour
Gram flour (all in equal quantity)
Chopped spring onion, garlic paste, ginger paste, chopped green chili, chopped corriander leaves as required
Roasted cumin seed powder
Red Chili powder
Salt
Vegetable oil
(Add spices as per your required taste)
Mix all flour and freshly chopped veggies and spices. Add enough water to make a thick batter.
Spread batter evenly on the hot pan and applied some oil.
Let it cook for few minutes and turn upside down, apply oil and again let it cook for few minutes.
When it is cooked from both side serve hot with fresh tomato sauce and green chutney or with anything you like.
Hope you liked this recipe.
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It looks delicious :) upvoted and follow~~
Wow!
You made a good call on this post!
Bring kanakasana on steemit, sure would try this out
Tnx for sharing this precious recipe.
Hmm love Indian food. Especially after becoming a vegan. So much lovely recipes and flavors!
great think about rotti i try it
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Ohh I love indian food... Thanks for this recipe! 😋
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Thanks for sharing. On sight, that food just look delicious. Hope you don't mind sharing?
it looks tasteful :)
Your recipe are yummy. I would love to give this a taste.
Feeling hungry now 😊😊
Why is it important to put Corn flour? Gram flour? Yesterday, I made something similar with green onion. But I don't have gram flour. Have you try making vegan meat that taste like real meat?
I like your recipe! 👍
It is so great
I also have food nice in the my blog
Looks yum! We also make this a lot, but I'm trying out a lot of gluten free recipes these days. Please do check out my latest salad recipe and let me know what you think. :)
Sure, looks yummy!
Looks very nice! Can I use a normal pan or do I need a special one? I would like to add some mushrooms as a topping:)
Wow this recipe is amazing! My boyfriend loves roti so we will definitely be making this soon. Thank you for sharing :D
this looks amazing, I always find trouble using chickpea flour, like I never make it cook entirely and it doesn't taste the best, do you have any tips for this?
Looks great! Thanks for the recipe :)
Similar to food in my area, Aceh. His name is Martabak Egg and Martabak Kari
It looks yummy
I'd love to travel to india and try it someday
I really enjoy Indian bread, though never thought about making it myself. Thank you for the recipe :)
True, missi roti are very delicious to eat.