0 0

Share it on your social network:

Or you can just copy and share this url

Ingredients

Adjust Servings:
1 cup(heaped) Jowar flour
1/3 cup Grated carrot
1/2 cup Grated cucumber
2 Green chillies
2 tbsp Coriander leaves
2 tbsp Mint leaves
1/2 tsp Salt or according to your taste
For kneading Warm water
2 tbsp Oil For cooking

Masala Jolada Roti / Masala Jowar Roti

Cuisine:

You can make 10 gluten-free jowar masala rotis of a diameter of 6 inches with the recipe given below and serve warm for breakfast or lunch with pickle and chutney podi

  • 30 mins
  • Serves 4
  • Easy

Ingredients

Directions

Share

Masala Jolada Roti is a gluten-free flatbread from the state of Karnataka. Traditionally jowar roti is prepared by mixing the dough with warm water and then patting it into thin circles before being cooked on the fire. These type of jowar roti which is a little tricky to make. In this masala jolada roti, we add vegetable spices and making of the flatbread is comparatively easier.

Masala joladaroti

BENEFITS OF USING JOWAR

Jowar or Jolla as it is called in Kannada is a millet. Jowar is high in dietary fiber and hence when consumed on a regular basis helps in the management of obesity. It is prescribed for people who have diabetes instead of rice and all-purpose flour. Jowar is said to be high in essential minerals and vitamins and hence should be taken for a healthier body. It is also a rich source of protein and hence if you are on a weight reduction program, you should be including this magical millet in your diet. Finally, it is gluten-free and hence can be included for your gluten-free diet. You can read more about the benefits here

Masala Jolada Roti

The difference between jolada roti and masala jolada roti is the use of vegetables and spices in masala jolada roti while jolada roti is on the bland side. I have used carrots and cucumber here along with green chillies, coriander and mint to pep up the flavour. This flatbread when served hot does not even require a side dish and is a meal by itself. We can choose to add both the vegetables or just only one vegetable. The other vegetable we can use while preparing this is the bottle gourd. Green leaf puree can also be added to this like the spinach puree. Today I have used both carrots and cucumber in making this roti.

Gluten free treats for Foodie Monday Bloghop

For this week of foodie Monday bloghop Sujata who blogs at Batter Up with Sujata suggested that we come up with gluten free treats using a gluten free flour and I have made this healthy masala jolada roti as my contribution to the theme. Hop over to her blog to see other gluten free treats and don’t miss to see her bengali sweets

Recipes using jowar

 

Steps

1
Done

Grate the carrot and cucumber. Cut the chillies finely. Cut the coriander and mint leaves also finely and keep aside

2
Done

Mix the flour and salt in a bowl

3
Done

Now add the grated vegetables and greens to the flour mixture and mix well. It will look like bread crumbs

4
Done

Now add lukewarm water little by little and knead it into soft dough which can be rolled easily

5
Done

Take a parchment paper/plastic sheet/ banana leaf. Grease it well.
Heat a dosa girdle in medium heat

6
Done

Pinch a big lemon size of the dough. Wet your fingers with water and pat it into a thin disc as thin as possible. Make a small hole in the center which will help in cooking the roti faster

7
Done

Now put the roti along with the parchment paper on the hot tawa, the parchment paper being on the top and cook for 30 seconds on low flame

8
Done

After cooking for 30 seconds, you can peel off the parchment paper which comes out easily. Now cook it in medium flame till it starts to brown. Add few drops of oil all around and in the center and cook

9
Done

Now flip it over and cook on the other side till it starts to brown. Likewise make all the rotis

10
Done

Serve warm with pickle, chutney pudi and curd

 

Masala jolada roti

Masala Jolada Roti

Veena
You can make 10 gluten-free jowar masala rotis of a diameter of 6 inches with the recipe given below and serve warm for breakfast or lunch with pickle and chutney podi
No ratings yet
Prep Time 10 mins
Cook Time 20 mins
Total Time 30 mins
Course Breakfast, Lunch, dinner
Cuisine Indian
Servings 10 rotis
Calories 74 kcal

Ingredients
  

  • 1 cup Jowar flour heaped
  • 1/3 cup Carrot(grated)
  • 1/3 Cup Cucumber ( grated)
  • 2 Green chilles Chopped finely
  • 2 Tbsp Fresh Coriander Cut finely
  • 1 Tbsp Fresh Mint leaves Cut finely
  • 1/2 Tsp Salt Modify the quantity according to your taste
  • 2 Tbsp Cooking oil
  • As required Warm water For kneading the dough

Instructions
 

  • Grate the carrot and cucumber. Cut the chillies finely. Cut
    the coriander and mint leaves also finely and keep aside.
  • Mix the flour and salt in a bowl
  • Now add the grated vegetables and greens to the flour
    mixture and mix well. It will look like bread crumbs
  • Now add lukewarm water little by little and knead it into
    soft dough which can be rolled easily
  • Take a parchment paper/plastic sheet/ banana leaf. Grease it
    well. Heat a dosa girdle in medium heat
  • Pinch a big lemon size of the dough. Wet your fingers with water and pat it into a thin disc as thin as possible. Make a small hole in the center which will help in cooking the roti faster
  • Now put the roti along with the parchment paper on the hot
    tawa, the parchment paper being on the top and cook for 30 seconds on low flame
  • After cooking for 30 seconds, you can peel off the parchment paper which comes out easily. Now cook it in medium flame till it starts to brown. Add few drops of oil all around and in the center and cook
  • Now flip it over and cook on the other side till it starts to brown. Likewise make all the rotis
  • Serve warm with pickle, chutney pudi and curd

Notes

  • You can add bottle gourd instead of cucumber
  • Onions chopped finely can be added to the dough
  • Palak cut finely or pureeed can also be added to knead the dough

Nutrition

Sodium: 123mgCalcium: 6mgVitamin C: 13mgVitamin A: 825IUSugar: 1gFiber: 1gPotassium: 76mgCalories: 74kcalSaturated Fat: 1gFat: 3gProtein: 2gCarbohydrates: 11gIron: 1mg
Keyword jowar flatbread, masala jolada roti
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!

Did you like the recipe?

You can leave me an answer, a comment or a suggestion.

8 Comments Hide Comments

5 stars
Great gluten free alternative to chapathi, will try soon 🙂 Love the easy step by step!

I do make jowar roti at home, but have never tried out this masala version. Looks fabulous! I’m guessing the vegetables – carrot, bottle gourd, cucumber, etc – will help keep the roti a little soft.

Jowar paratha sounds great. Delicious and nutritious. I will try it after returning home. Healthy and easy option for breakfast with all the goodness of vegetables and Jowar atta. Loved it.

5 stars
I make Jowar roti with bottle gourd. Adding carrots and cucumber will make it all the more wholesome and nutritious ! Perfect breakfast to go with some curd and pickle !

5 stars
I love making these kinds of rotis as it allows us to use non gluten flours more easily. I’ve not tried with grated cucumber, its a good way to get family to eat cucumber. Would love to enjoy this jowar roti with some yogurt.

Add Your Comment

Veena

previous
Apple Pomegranate And Pear salad
Rajasthani dal dhokli
next
Rajasthani Dal Dhokli In Nutripot
previous
Apple Pomegranate And Pear salad
Rajasthani dal dhokli
next
Rajasthani Dal Dhokli In Nutripot

8 Comments Hide Comments

5 stars
Great gluten free alternative to chapathi, will try soon 🙂 Love the easy step by step!

I do make jowar roti at home, but have never tried out this masala version. Looks fabulous! I’m guessing the vegetables – carrot, bottle gourd, cucumber, etc – will help keep the roti a little soft.

Jowar paratha sounds great. Delicious and nutritious. I will try it after returning home. Healthy and easy option for breakfast with all the goodness of vegetables and Jowar atta. Loved it.

5 stars
I make Jowar roti with bottle gourd. Adding carrots and cucumber will make it all the more wholesome and nutritious ! Perfect breakfast to go with some curd and pickle !

5 stars
I love making these kinds of rotis as it allows us to use non gluten flours more easily. I’ve not tried with grated cucumber, its a good way to get family to eat cucumber. Would love to enjoy this jowar roti with some yogurt.

Add Your Comment

Site is using a trial version of the theme. Please enter your purchase code in theme settings to activate it or purchase this wordpress theme here