Stuffed Rice Roti (with Video Guide)

Description

Stuffed Rice Roti: This is purely a home made dish prepared with rice flour interior and maida outer layer. It is similar to a stuffed paratha, but we use rice flour for stuffing instead of veggies. Maida forms the outer cover. It’s a very tasty dish ideal for breakfast or dinner. A dish strongly recommended for diet conscious people as it requires very little oil.

Ingredients-1
1 cup Rice flour
1¾ cup Water
1 T Ghee
1 tsp Salt(or to taste)
1 tsp Oil
Ingredients-2
1 cup Maida flour
¼ cup Water (approx)
1 tsp Oil
1 tsp Salt(or to taste)

Instructions

To prepare the stuffings(Rice Flour Stuffing)

Boil water in a kadai (or a thick bottom vessel) with 1tsp of salt and 1tsp of oil. When it begins to boil add the rice flour to that and stir continuously without allowing it to form any lumps.When the mixture begins to roll out to a smooth dough add 1T of ghee,knead well,remove from fire and keep it aside.Basically the dough shouldn’t stick.Once it cools down,make them into separate balls(Big lemon Size).

To Prepare the outer covering(Maida):

 

Mix maida in a wide bowl with salt and ¼ cup of water approximately. Knead them to make a soft dough,like how we make for puris and chappathis. Basically the dough shouldn’t stick.Pls do not add all the water at one go.Add little by little till it kneads well.If the the dough seems to be sticky dust it with little more quantity of Maida and knead it properly.

To make the Roti:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcUkrq_Mf1U

 

Take a portion of the dough(Maida proportion as shown above)and roll it using a rolling pin to a slightly thin consistency.Roll them to an extent which would be sufficient enough to place the stuffing and seal back.

Place the Rice ball(size as shown in the pic-)inside the Maida.The quantity of rice stuffing should be approximately thrice the quantity of maida taken.Check out the above pic.Seal them properly and then roll them back to a slightly thin consistency.

To cook the Roti:
Heat a non stick pan and when it’s hot enough place the roti and allow it to cook.Then flip  it on to the other side and cook for sometime,When it starts to pop up add ½ tsp of oil or ghee along the edges and flip them and cook for some more time.It takes approximately 3-4min for one roti to cook completly.Check out the video for the entire process.

Serve with Veg or Non-Veg gravy!!!!

Notes

1.If the rice flour turns sticky then you won’t be able to stuff or roll them. The stuffing would ooze out. So be very careful while preparing the rice dough. Add the exact quantity of water as mentioned. If the rice flour doesn’t turn out sticky then you are lucky to have got the right proportion.


2.If required the Maida balls can be dusted with little quantity of dry Maida before rolling.

Source

MIL

Comments

16 responses to “Stuffed Rice Roti (with Video Guide)”

  1. shakthi.asuri Avatar
    shakthi.asuri

    Hi Radha,
    this stuffed roti was yummy. romba nanna irudhadhu. thanks for the recipe. i tried with some extra ingredients. while boiling water for the rice flour, i added some kasuri methi. it was delicious. i felt that we could add mild flavous the same way. may be some cumin powder/garam masala powder/oregano. the roti was very good without these flavours too. i just tried that way.
    thanks yet again. tc

  2. deepabosco Avatar
    deepabosco

    hi radha, we tried it with atta instead of maida. thankyou

    1. Radha Arvindh Avatar
      Radha Arvindh

      Hi Deepa..

      Happened to c the comments just now..So h did it turn out???I haven't tried using atta..Was it soft??Let me know the outcome. 

       

      Cheers

      Radha Arvindh 

  3. abi Avatar
    abi

    Hi radha,
    today i try it. wow…. superb outer crispy inner soft. romba nalla irunthathu. different taste. i liked it very much. my daughter loves it. thanx for this recipe. intha mathiri differenta simple recipes post pannunga. ok take care. bye.. adutha pudumaiyana recipe udan santhipom
    abi

    1. Radha Arvindh Avatar
      Radha Arvindh

      Hi abi..

      Thank's for ur compliments.Yep,kids would surely love this.My son's favourite dish too.Kandippa i shall post such recipes after returning to UK.So where r u put up?

      Cheers

      Radha Arvindh 

      1. abi Avatar
        abi

        Hi radha,

        how r u? im in chennai. yesterday im little bit busy so cant reply immediately. then im gonna try ur egg gravy next. not today , trow.

        take care

        abi

  4. abi Avatar
    abi

    hi radha,
    i have never heard abt this recipe. is it raw rice flour that we use for idiappam. nice presentation. i liked it . try pannitu eppadi irunthathu sollurean.

    abi

    1. Radha Arvindh Avatar
      Radha Arvindh

      Hi Abi..

      yes,it's the same raw rice flour that we use for idiyappam.Kandippa try panni parunga.I am sure u would like to try it agaian and again..But be careful when u prepare the rice flour.If it turns out watery ,dish sothappal aiyudum and c that there r no lumps of rice flour after mixing.U got to keep stirring well without allowing lumps to be formed..So all the best and get back to me with the results. 

      Cheers

      Radha Arvindh 

      1. Manoo Avatar
        Manoo

        We use steamed wheat flour or dry roasted rice flour for iddiyappam…. cant believ that raw rice flour can be used…. must give a go…..when time favours…. 

  5. Suganswami Avatar
    Suganswami

    Hi Radha,

    Looks new and good… Interesting video…

    1. Radha Arvindh Avatar
      Radha Arvindh

      Hi Sugan..

      Give it a try ,I am sure u would like it.get back with ur results.. 

      Cheers

      Radha Arvindh 

  6. Sudharavi Avatar
    Sudharavi

    Thank u for such a nice presentation ,i tried ur 10-20 th attempt ,and i got success in my first attempt.U are a great cook,and i followed all instuctions ,nicely presented by u. I can say if anyone is too hungry have 3 stuffed rice roti,it clears the problem .It's,Am i correct Radha,Have a nice day

     

    sudharavi

  7. Sudharavi Avatar
    Sudharavi

    Hi Radha, We had our dinner just now with this stuffed rice roti., it was nice.It was really good.ohh…by the way the serving size of three rotis that's shown in the picture above was exactly what we need for dinner Smile

    1. Radha Arvindh Avatar
      Radha Arvindh

      Hi Sudha..

      That was indeed a vey quick try.Yep,this particular dish is quiet filling and very healthy.Basically doesn't require much oil or ghee to cook.So u had made it at the very first goo!!!!.that's great.It took atleast minimum 10-20attempts for me to master this and many at times it had turned to an utter flop b'se I couldn't knead the rice flour properly but never gave up trying b'se this is one of my hubby's most favourite dish.So u must be a great cook indeed!!!!Thank's once again for dropping in ur comments!!!!! 

      Cheers

      Radha Arvindh 

  8. Radha Arvindh Avatar
    Radha Arvindh

    Hi Mullai..

    Actually I had some problem in inserting the video link.I couldn’t call in the youtube link directly into this page as how u had embedded in ur parotta recipe.So I had just pasted the link but then after few min I could find the video file in the recipe.By any chance did u update it or does it take time for the video file to get updated in the recipe.If u had modified pls let me know how to go abt it.Thank’s in advance.

    Cheers

    Radha Arvindh 

    1. Mullai Avatar
      Mullai

      Hi Radha,

      We did insert the youtube video and email you the details tomorrow. Nice presentation.