It is funny the way this meal ended up being made.
The cold, damp weather got the better of me and I spent the morning just lounging and surfing the tv.
Moving through channels on YouTube, I ended up watching way too many videos on villages and their local food.
Starting from Uttarakhand, to Rajasthan and Punjab.... I watched people rustling up beautiful, rustic and delicious food in minutes. With whatever local things were available.
By the time it was noon, I knew I could not eat anything other than some hot, freshly made food.
So giving up my plan for using up leftovers,
I quickly kneaded makke ka atta/ corn meal with lots of garlic chives , from my little garden,
and freshly pounded ginger garlic and green chillies.
Made thick rotis and applied my fragrant, homemade ghee on them while still very hot.
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The boiled kala chana / black chickpeas was tempered with chopped onions , green chillies and tomatoes.
I used half whole ones and the other half crushed.
Set it to boil and absorb the flavours while I made the rotis.
I did not add any masala other than chopped coriander leaves.
Tasted awesome.
Some sliced juicy onions and a big green chilli completed our meal.
Impulsive cooking does give great results. 😊
This is a hurried post.
Will try to put in some writing in the next one.
Till then .....
Enjoy!!
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Ohhh...thats so nice. I have to learn these rotis. And i can almost smell the chana usal/curry...god even you face these issues right?
ReplyDeleteYou have loads in front of you and you go like a zombie to tackle them...sometimes wondering ehy d id you take a spoon/vessel in hand...
Keep writing mam
Warmest regards
Ash
Ash ... you must try these rotis. I know you will love them ... so robust and fragrant ... perfect for winters.
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