Khichdi Roti Recipe
We all love to eat hot khichdi and pongal with golden hued ghee oozing out. What about Leftover khichdi? No one wants that, Someday when you have excess khichdi and it seems to be unpalatable as it gets cold. Reheating it will alter the texture and taste. Try repurposing/transforming it into these akki rotis and see it disappear in front of your eyes. The rice and and the rice flour elements gives a crispy texture to these rotis.
Serve Khichdi Roti with Burani Raita and Aam Ka Achaar for a perfect meal.
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4 Servings
Ingredients
- 1 cup Khichdi/Pongal
- 1/4 cup Rice flour , or as needed
- Cooking oil , as needed
- 1/4 cup Onion , finely diced (optional)
- Salt , to taste
How to make Khichdi Roti Recipe
To begin making the Khichdi Roti recipe, cut out a large baking paper to the size of your tava and smear it with some oil.
In a mixing bowl add khichdi (use room temperature or cold, hot kichdi will get messy), enough rice flour, very little salt to adjust the seasoning and chopped onions.
Mix them all together, you should get a well combined mixture and not very moist, if you still find it very moist add in an extra tablespoon of rice flour at a time.
Meanwhile, heat the tava on low flame.
Place a golf ball sized mixture on the baking sheet and smear some oil on your palm and pat it on the baking sheet to resemble a round roti.
You can pat it as thin or as thick as you like. Now transfer the sheet onto the hot tava and let it sit for 15-20 seconds and then peel off the baking paper gently.
Drizzle some oil around it and cook until golden brown and flip onto the other side.
Adding the rice flour totally depends on the consistency of your khichdi, needs a bit of eye balling in the measurement of rice flour.
Serve Khichdi Roti with Burani Raita and Aam Ka Achaar for a perfect meal.
Gauravi Vinay
Stories of a Mindful Mouth! Gauravi Vinay is a finance graduate and an ex stock broker now a full time mum. She loves travelling and learning about new cultures. She derives massive inspiration to cook from her mum and grandma who are amazing cooks as well. In addition to her love for cooking, she has a huge interest in nutrition and aspires to go in that direction someday. Lastly she loves to experiment with healthy and local ingredients and make plant based food fun and exciting.
