When you want a twist to your usual plain chapathis, you should try this. Adding methi and some spices to the chapathis makes it totally different and so flavorful....
The monotonous flat bread is gone and is replaced by something special... accompanied by a nice gravy, it makes for a special meal....
Here is how to make Methi Chapathis...
Methi Chapathi |
Preparation time : 15 min Cooking time : 2 min per chapathi Makes : 8-10 Ingredients: Wheat flour / Atta - 2 cups Methi/Fenugreek leaves - 1 medium sized bunch or 2 small bunches Garam masala - ½ tsp Red chili powder - ½ tsp Salt - ½ tsp, or as per taste White sesame seeds - 2 tsp Water as needed Cooking Oil - 1 Tbsp + 1 tsp per chapathi
Method: • Pick, wash and chop methi leaves finely • Mix wheat flour, salt, chili powder, garam masala powder in a large bowl • Add the methi leaves and mix in oil • Slowly add water and knead into a soft dough • Coat it with a little oil and keep aside for half an hour • Take the dough and pinch out lemon sized balls • Roll into thin chapathis and sprinkle methi seed on top. Roll again slightly so that the seeds stick to the rolled dough • Heat a skillet and cook on both sides drizzling a few drops of oil on each side. Remove when small brown spots start appearing • Repeat with the entire dough • Serve hot with one of the below lip smacking gravy as side dish
Tips n Tricks: • Making very big chapathis out of this is difficult because of the addition of methi - so a lemon sized ball should be enough to make a 6” chapathi
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They look so delicious, my fav Methi chapathi...photo has come out so nice :)
ReplyDeleteMy fav too. Love it with boondi raita :)
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Very healthy as well as tasty looking chapathi dear. Looks too good.
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I love the simplicity of this recipe...looks tempting n delish!
ReplyDeleteWonderful looking methi chapathi,truly looks fabulous..
ReplyDeleteDelicious methi chapathi.
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Methi chapathi is nutritious and yummy! Nice with mango pickle!
ReplyDeletelooks tempting! the photos are so good. I add a small bit like a tsp each of besan and sour curd while making dough for methi chapati/thepla. i did not know we could add til. thanks. champa g.
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