Its easy to make Kulcha at home unlike its tandoori cousins like Naan and Roti. Of course Kulcha is not a very healthy option as its made with white flour (Maida) and not whole wheat flour. It was my sister who prepared this during her visit to Hyderabad.
This blog is about food by a foodie (aka Aditya Ramamurthy Rao - Adi) originally from the cultural capital - Mysore in South Karnataka. Now residing in Hyderabad. This blog has been created to bring out some mouth watering vegetarian recipes and to discuss the flair of classical South Indian & Karnataka cuisines in addition to other vegetarian delights! I generally avoid all Allium derived veggies in my cooking and is generally palatable to most except strict Jains and Vegans.
Tuesday, November 02, 2010
Akki Roti - The unique rice roti from Karnataka
Akki Roti is one of my favorite breakfast dishes from Karnataka. It takes a little bit of practice to perfect it but it’s simply out of the world. You don’t get akki roti in most restaurants (even in Karnataka), so best is to actually go ahead and prepare it. Given that we don’t eat onions or garlic, here is a recipe without them.
Ingredients (prepares 6-7 rotis of medium size)
Ingredients (prepares 6-7 rotis of medium size)
- Rice flour - 250 grams
- Chile - 2-3 nos
- Jeera - 1 tsp
- Coriander - 1 bunch
- Asafetida - a pinch
- Grated Coconut - 1/4 cup
- Salt to taste
- Turmeric - a small pinch
- Mix all the ingredients with a little oil and warm water into a Chapati like dough.
- Smear the pan with a little oil and then spread the dough (remember the pan should not be very hot as it would be difficult to spread the dough like a roti, so you need to cool the pan a little every time you make a roti)
- Add a tsp of oil on the sides and fry on both sides.
- Your Akki Roti is now ready.
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