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Masala Jawar Bhakri/Sorghum Flatbread

by Pooja 26. November 2008 16:19

Its a very common staple food of villagers in India. Tasty and Healthy but little tough to make

Ingredients

  • Sorghum/Jowar Flour 2 Cup
  • Warm Water
  • Salt
  • 1 bunch of Spring Onions finely sliced
  • 2 green Chillis finely sliced
  • 1 tomatoe finely sliced 
  • little fresh coriander
  • 1 tea spoon oil

Direction

  • Mix all ingrdients and make a soft dough. make small several round balls.
  • On a flat surface, sprinkle little jowar flour and pat the ball with your palm. Use flour as required.
  • Keep flattening the ball in circular motion to make round shape like roti/tortilla. Don't make it too thin.
  • Now the tricky part is to put this on tawa or griddle. Heat a griddle(or a flat pan) and slide bhakri from the flat surface and place it on the griddle.
  • It should be in such a way that, the lower surface of the bhakri should go on the tawa(upper surface upwards). Turn heat to low. 
  • Now sprinkle little water where ever you see dry flour.When one side is cooked turn it over and cook other side. 
  • Ideally one side should be cooked directly on heat but that cannot be achieved since this bhakri or bread is very fragile.
  • you can apply little butter or oil as required. 

Server hot with yougurt  or curry!

 

Tags:

Maharastrian | Sindhi | vegetarian

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