Lentil’s Stuffed Indian Flat Bread
- 02
- April
- 2009
Dhall Roti. Dal Roti. Lentil’s Chappathi. Lentil’s Roti.
When I was studying in New Delhi, my hostel cook…Kamalesh Roy cooked this for breakfast!! Some of you guessed it already, yeah…he fixed it with left over dhall!! According to me he is a gifted cook! A real cook doesn’t like to waste food…its their hard work, right!! He turned that leftover into a beautiful menu(mouth watering parathas). I really appreciate his talent! During my stay, I learnt lot of recipes and method of cooking through his food!! Thanks Kamelesh!!!
Today, I prepared the same recipe with freshly prepared lentil’s though. As my signature…I retained the lentils bit intact, cooked but intact!! This will give a texture to the roti!! Hope you all will like this!!!
Ingredients:
All purpose flour 2 cups
Flour for dusting
Oil for smearing and toasting the bread.
For Dhall:
Moong dal/ mung dal 1/2 cup
Salt
Green chilies 1 chopped
Onion 1 chopped
Ginger-Garlic paste 1 spoon
Turmeric 1 pinch
Cilantro leaves few chopped
Cumin seeds 1 spoon
Oil few spoons.
Method:
In a pressure pan, heat oil. Add cumin, chilies, ginger-garlic and onions. Fry real good.
Add salt, turmeric and lentils to it. Further add 1 cup of water and pressure cook the same.
In a wide bowl, bring flour. Add the above cooked lentil’s soup to it. Mix well…bring them into tough dough.
Make equal parts out of it. Roll them into thin chappathis.
Hea the skillet, smear oil. Toast the chappathis on both the sides, till golden color. Enjoy with an accompaniment of curry/korma.
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Caribbean cooking has a Dal roti too, isn’t that cool? Dal roti looks delicious, a meal itself. A bit of yogurt on the side, you are all set. good one Malar!
looking perfect malar..Nice one
wow Moong Dal Paratha looks delish !
looks delicious..healthy one dear!!
Dal Roti looks so soft and glossy. Adding cooked dal enhances the flavor of roti. Can I have one?
That looks great, Malar! Add some veggies to the mix and you have a complete meal in a roti
Thats a lovely roti…looks perfect and great Malar.
Roti looks so soft and really inviting Malar! I bet Kamalesh was a wonderful cook…
Love dhal roti..looks perfect
Looks perfect.
Am having a cookbook with this recipe,but was bit hesitant how it would taste,seeing urs I am so much tempted malar,going to try this soon:)
Looks so soft. Very tempting.
Yummy dal roti..Looks perfect,Malar
super healthy roti with moong daal..would love something hot with it…yummy
i’ve never tasted one with dhal; looks complete (protein and carbohydrates in one) and filling; good recipe to note down:)
delicious daal parathas,malar…love the pic of dough with little daal dots…
Wow.. thats a nice idea! Looks delicious!
Wow a nice twist to the rotis they look great and sounds healthy too…
I have never tasted this Malar..Yours makes me very tempted to try it..Will try it sometime..
This is new to me…looks and sounds yumm…will try it out soon…
ooh that look so soft anf yum yes i too make this some times when i have a lot left over dal or even with sambar they taste s realu yum yum nice entry
Very new dish to me. Urs look so soft and yummy. You are right. A real cook can never allow wastage. Nice idea.
looks so soft and perfect roti!
What a way to use up left over dal,truly brilliant recipe:)
Hey Malar, what can i say now, u have a nice space urself!This is a gorgeous recipe!Looks very soft…i will keep visiting. Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving a wonderful comment n wishes!
That bread is beautiful. I bet it tastes fabulous too!
Lovely moong dal paratha.. Baook marking this , Malar.
Nice Post Malar This is something new to me..have to try this out