Ingredients :
Whole wheat flour -- 1 1/2 cups
APF / Maida --1/2 cup
Salt -- as needed
Water -- as needed to make a soft dough
Oil -- to apply , may be a few tsp
Method :
- Add both the flour in a mixing bowl and mix well. Add the needed salt and combine well. Slowly add water lil by lil to a soft pliable dough. Finally apply on the outer side of the dough and rest for min 10 minutes.
- Divide the dough into equal balls and take only one and cover the rest with a damp cloth on top of the bowl.
- Dust the working area with lots of flour and start rolling like u do for normal roti's. Roll out very thin , and make sure the edges have to be very thin. Roll the rot's as thin u can and pick up slowly without tearing it and fly it in the air.. Just like the parotta style.. To be franks, am a novice too, So I did roll out very thin and almost skipped the flying part.
- As many of us don have a roomali tava , simply use any of ur mixing bowl / a heavy bottomed pan inverted just like in the pic and heat to the maximum point. The pan has to be smoking hot !!!
- Lay the rolled roti on the hot pan and let cook for few seconds, yes, only for 5 to 7 secs. flip the roti and again cook for the same time. U may refer the pic.. A real roomali roti will not have any brown spots on the roti.. I agree, my roti is not perfect as u could see some spots , I must say, the collage ( preparation ) is different and final display of the roti's are different. Yep, I tried two times, but forgot to take the pictures while making the second time.
- Fold the roti's and relish hot with any curry /gravy .. The roti stays soft for even 2 days though it's thin..
Notes :
- Followed Vah chef's recipe and turned out so good..
- U might wanna be ready for ur smoke alarm as this process often triggers the situation.
















even I love roomali roti...looks yummy..
ReplyDeleteThey look perfect...soft and thin...just like a roomal....Lovely
ReplyDeletePerfect and tempting roti.. lovely clicks too.. thanks for sharing dear !!
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Romalis are amazing! Love the subzi you've got there too :) I too am not big on pies, but I like the nutty crust as opposed to the doughy kind or the graham cracker one! And you are right Mango does it for me!
ReplyDeleteThat's an easy way to make roomali at home...thanks for sharing....roomali looks yum...
ReplyDeletewow dat was amazing...y i have seen vahchefs video.....tell me can i make it on hotplates too....imean my hob has no fire
ReplyDeleteWOW Shanavi.. Looks good.. love the subji also..
ReplyDeleteI always trigger smoke alarm when I cook..
it's been ages since i made these rotis. Thanks for reminding me :-) looks so soft
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Wow Sho, the romali rotis looks so awesome.. sooper clicks and lovely presentation..
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my fav roti..looks very soft& perfect !!
ReplyDeleteLove to make it...Sure want to give it a try....Thanks...
ReplyDeleteRomali rotis looks awesome delicious. Love it.
ReplyDeletePrefect looking rotis,feel like having some...
ReplyDeleteMy husband has been pestering me since last some days to make roomali rotis...now I think I have got a perfect recipe here. Looks fabulous.
ReplyDeletePerfect and tempting roti.. lovely clicks too..
ReplyDeleteperfect one for sure...very thin and yum!
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great rotis.cool work de.
ReplyDeleteI love roomali roti's !! these look so perfect !!
ReplyDeleteRoomali rotis look soft and delicious with the super tempting curry.
ReplyDeleteGreat work dear- they do look like nicely folded edible napkins!
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Roomali Roti has come out perfectly...looks so yummy with the curry.
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Soft n perfect rotis! Lovely clicks!!
ReplyDeleteWow!!!they look perfect
ReplyDeleteNicely folded, soft & look perfect!!! Well worth the effort im sure :)
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Thin and soft rotis..perfect
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ReplyDeleteLooks so perfect roomali roti..nice step by step clicks too.
ReplyDeleteits so light and fluffy.. perfect!!!
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Lovely, looks so soft and tempting
ReplyDeleteRotis looks perfect and thanks for the detailed pictures!
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i make thm in a lil diff way..cool attempt..
ReplyDeleteAwesome rotis... never tried at home...looks gr8
ReplyDeleteRoti are next on my list. I just tried my hand at making chapatis but it played havoc with my stainless steel pan. I cooked them in the pan, and ended up burning the bottom of the pan. Thanks for the detailed pictures on the cooking method.
ReplyDeletenice recipe..looks so perfect and yummy!!
ReplyDeleteThat for sure is a keeper recipe:-) I love the soft Roomali rotis..never bothered to try it at home:-)Thanks for the step by step clicks..I am gona try it soon:-)
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