But i thought i'll kill two birds with one stone ( just a figure of speech..)! This is my entry to gorgeous Trupti of The Spice who Loved me's - Spring Fling with Family and Friends. And also my entry to the lovely Nupur's of One Hot Stove's event - A to Z of Indian Vegetables - Letter 'R' for this week. I have come to look forward to the roundup every Sunday! She does an awesome job and i just love the variety of dishes!
Thanks Trupti and Nupur for hosting these wonderful events!
And thanks a bunch Supriya for this great recipe. I had my mom make it, since i wanted to enter the Spring Fling. She loved the recipe so much that she said - that she is going to make it when she goes back to Bangalore for my brother and other family folks:-)
Mom pretty much followed Supriya's recipe. She chopped onions, green chillies, curry leaves, cilantro and ginger. Mixed everything with rava or Suji, salt and some water. She then seasoned with some mustard seeds, urad dal and hing. Mixed it with the rava batter. The only difference is, she made the batter thicker and prefered patting it on to the tava or pan rather than pouring it out. We liked it better that way. The rottis were crispy yet soft and were delicious. She served it with some Red hot chutney pudi! It made a yummy and very filling brunch.
Cheers Everyone!


15 comments:
i have some of your mom's recipes, latha, like mixed veg saagu and methi usli, and i love them. please give my regards to her.
Very interesting recipe. Tks for that Latha. Viji
Hey, even we make a similar rotti... but we call it bhakri!! goes gr8 w/ chutney pudi!! :)
wonderfull entry Latha, love rottis...
You made your mom cook for you,BAD GIRL!!;D
Looks great,Saggige rotti is a classic M'lore dish.I love it too,I mkae coconut chutney with it.Great entry Latha.Thank you too amma!!:))
That looks so delicious! And since your mom made it, it has a special touch! Thanks for participating :)
i am thrilled to know u n ur mom liked the recipe lata. my amma too makes it this way but i am too lazy to pat them on tawa n cook;) wish my amma was here to cook for me;) convey my regards to ur mom and enjoy amma's food...oh!!! i am green with envy girl:)
Food bloggers rock:) They help me the mere mortal in kitchen to make so many variety dishes and impress my husband,and when my mom comes to Bangalore i will make them for her:) now i know what to do with so much of suji in my shelfs:)
Latha,
Amma's recipes can never go wrong isn't it? We make all the rotis just this way by patting them directly on thava...I love to make it this way ...patting it directly gives some extra taste isn't it?
Dear Latha,
I have tried out this recipe and it turned out great..thanks a lot.
Suma
Hay this is very nice...Different idea.....Great one..
wow a very different kind of rotti. have never had it before. we make a maharashtrian dish "thalipeeth" from a mix of 5 different flours but this is unique.
This roti is new to me. I make rava dosa , rava idli but rotis with rawa is new.. step by step pics are good and roti with podi looks so nice. thanks.
i have posted this dish in my forum too.. my mom used to make them... i have always eaten this as a kid and we call it rava adai...
check it out in my blog..:)
Hi! I was trying to make rava rotti but had some probs. I ahd not added enuff water to it. This site helped m e i nthe nick of time. Thanks :)
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