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Pashtiyah or Rice rotis are dishes prepared on special occasion in my in laws family. A popular Bangalore Muslim Cuisine. These rotis are made with rice flour that is steamed cooked first and then rolled out like rotis. Finally they are fried on a pan with very little oil on both sides. These rotis are best teamed with any non veg curry or keema. In this post I have paired these rotis with spicy matar keema.
I msdre the roties today. Little tedious, they break while flattening. But taste is worth trying.
In a heavy bottom vessel, add water, salt and oil. Once the water starts boiling, add the rice flour. Reduce the flame and cover the lid for a minute.
Then remove from flame and stir the rice flour till you get a crumbly texture. Close the vessel back with the lid.
Wait for the flour to cool down a bit about 20 minutes. Then with wet hands work on the flour and combine it well till you get a smooth dough like roti dough.
Make small balls like roti. Dust it with dry rice flour and roll out rotis. To get even size I have used a lid of vessel. Cut the excess dough and make all the rotis and stack them. They don't stick. Fry them on a pan with little oil on bot
SERVING: 4
I msdre the roties today. Little tedious, they break while flattening. But taste is worth trying.
A variation to this recpe. Add half a cup if grated coconut to the dough n they turn out very yummy to have even without the kheema. You can roll out on a plantain leafe and fried wiith the leafe, which should be removed when the roti is flupped over.
will the dough roll out easily with the rolling pin
should I bring rice flour from any store or I can make it at home? Plz answer.
Hi Affafji It looks awesome. just a question besides kheema also there is one more dish with it that also looks very yummy. can you tell me the name and recipe please ?
woh it's tempting
nice recipe, have you posted the recipe of keema too, it's looks yummy.
hi..it sounds interesting. but for 3 cups of rice flour how much water is to be used?
I load my dishes with more excitement than you will find in other new recipes that are getting far more attentions.
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