Chiroti Rava Rotti and Onion Tomato Gojju

Chiroti rava rotti is fast to make and yum to eat. Rotti is bland so any kind of spicy gravied vegetable is a perfect match. As I have mentioned in my previous post that we at home have kind of fixed the vegetable and flat breads. This is one such combination which works well together.

You need the following to make Rava rotti :

Chiroti Rava- 1 big cup (about 150-200g) (follow the link to see the picture of chiroti rava
Water : 1cup
salt
Maida/all purpose flour for dusting
Oil for frying rotis

Gadgets :
Rolling pin and a wooden working board to make rotis

1.Bring water to boil with salt. When water starts boiling turn of the stove and add 1 cup of rava and stir well, cover the vessel and leave it aside, till you make gojju.
2.When rava comes to room temparature, spoon it to a big plate and mix it thoroughly. No lumps should be present in the dough. You can oil your hand to prevent dough from sticking to your hand.
3.Divide the dough into equal parts and make balls.
4.Press down each ball and flour the surface of the ball and roll them with rolling pin to make circle.
5.Fry/Roast them on a hot girdle by applying little oil on each side while you turn it over.

This is how it looks when you fry rave rotti ..
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Onion and Tomato Gojju :

You need the following to make Gojju Pudi :


1.Coriander seeds - 1.5tsp
2.Peppercorns-1/2tsp
3.Redchillies-2
4.Cumin/Jeera - 1tsp
5.Garlic - 1 pod (smallest one will do)
6.Roasted Chickpea/hurgadale/bhuna chana dal-1.5tbsp
7.Salt
8.Jaggery to adjust flavors (optional)

Panroast the ingredients from 1-4 without using oil. Powder all ingredients. Remove the powder to a little bowl add 2-3tbsp of water and make a paste. Leave it aside

Vegetables :
Onion-1big chopped into 1/2" pieces
Tomato-3 chopped into 1" pieces
Oil-1tsp
Curry leaves
Turmeric powder
Mustard seeds -1/2 tsp

1.Heat oil in a shallow pan, when it is hot add mustard seeds let it splutter. Now add turmeric powder and stir.
2.Add remaining ingredients; onion, tomato and curry leaves. Cover and cook till onion and tomato are cooked.
3.Switch off the stove and add the paste you made above and give a good stir. Turn on the stove again and let it boil.
4.Check the flavors and adjust them accordingly using jaggery or salt. Serve hot with rava/rave rotis.

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Onion Tomato gojju goes to Srivalli who is having curry mela event on her blog
 
and to Sheetal of My Kitchen  who is hosting SWC-Karnataka


You may want to take a look at Layered Pudding with cinnamon infused pineapple juice and Vegetarian Fried Rice  on Cooking Station..do drop by and enjoy them too..

17 comments:

  1. Hi Lg....
    This sounds so different. Looks so good. Wanted to try this gojju.o

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  2. Nice entry Lakshmi... Thanks for sharing

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  3. hmm..nice combo,..looks so delicious,..roti is new for me...will try whn i get chiroti...

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  4. nice one..looks yummy..loved the recipe for gojju ...I have had chiroti(sweet) during a cousins wedding in bangalore..i was told it was a very popular sweet in karnataka..

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  5. tumba chennagide..

    Looks very delicious and good combination..

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  6. gojju luks yummy...& have to try chiroti....never had bfore

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  7. delicious chiroti and gojju.

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  8. Lakshmi, you never fail to make me drool!

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  9. hey all, rave rotti is a delicacy in few homes. You have to try it to know it. Rotti is soft and goes very well with spicy gojju. Good for diabetics too.

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  10. Hi, This is my first visit to your blog. Nim blog tumba chennagide. Mysore hesaru keli tumba khusi ayitu!
    Hope to be a regular at your blog!!!
    Cheers

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  11. Hey , i love rava rottis . its been a while since i had them .. tomato gojju is lovely too .. Ur posts reminds me soo much of home food :)

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  12. @ Eco-Smith,
    Nanna e-adige manege susvagatha. Punah Banni. :)

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  13. onion tomato gojju was delicious,..had with wheat dosa...thnks for the recipe,..

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  14. Lakshmi,
    I'm Lakshmi too. I just came across your site looking for Karnataka specials. You have an amazing site. keep it up! Rave Rotti is so famous in many Kannada households..wonder why I never made it. but this weekend khandita try madtini.
    one question - after you add rave to the boiling water, do you mix it thoroughly or just light or leave it as is and then mix? Please clarify for me.
    - Lakshmi

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  15. @ Lakshmi,

    Once water starts to boil, add rava, switch off the gas and mix with mudde kolu and close the lid and leave it aside for 5-10 mins till you are able to knead the dough. Bisi idre hittu naadalikke agodilla. Swalpa tannagada mele gantu sigade iro thara hittu naadikolli. I hope you got my point. It is nice to see you here, keep coming :)

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  16. i m gng to try this again ,thnks for the recipe

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  17. Tried the rotti and it came out nice. Thanks for the recipe. The rotti and tomato gojju combo tastes good too.

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