Rumali Roti / Roomali Roti / Easy step by Step

2 Feb 2012








Rumali Roti:  



I looooove  Rumali rotis  and they make my premier choice at restaurants.  I’m  fascinated by the way , how this splendid roti is made in hotels are, as soft &  thin as handkerchief.  But never attempted making them at home.

Feeling really adventurous,  I tried this recipe for dinner to pair with egg masala yesterday and it came out soft & tasty .
Preparing this  tender flat Indian bread at home is not a daunting or overwhelming task as it seems to be. It can be prepared easily at home.


The word  rumali  means  handkerchief  in  Hindi , and the  rumali roti  means  handkerchief  bread  due to the thinness of the roti and served folded like handkerchief. 

This roti has both flours APF & Atta. It goes well with any  vegetarian or  non vegetarian curry. 


Try out this famous Indian  Rumali Roti recipe &  make sure to prepare extras, as it would be devoured in no time..;)
















 Ingredients:




  • Wheat flour / Atta                      -  1 cup
  • Maida / All purpose flour             - 1 ½ cup
  • Oil                                            - 2 tbsp
  • Ghee                                        - 2 tbsp
  • Salt to taste








Method:
















  1. In a mixing bowl, add wheat flour, all purpose flour, oil and salt.
  2. Add required water and knead it to soft stiff dough.








  1. Cover it with damp cloth and keep aside for one hour.
  2. Make lemon sized balls out of the dough.










  1. Roll out one ball to round flat disc.








  1. Smear ghee over it.







  1. Sprinkle maida flour over it.








  1. Keep aside in a plate.
  2. Roll the second ball to the same size again.
  3. Now put it on the first roti smeared with ghee & maida.







  1. Roll out the sandwiched rotis together to a large roti as thin as possible using little maida flour for rolling.








  1. Heat a tawa / girdle on medium flame.
  2. Cook this rotis on both sides very quickly.







  1. Remove from fire and immediately separate the two rotis stuck by the paste.








  1. Fold each roti like handkerchief fold.








  1. Serve hot immediately.











  1. Makes an excellent combo with any spicy gravy & raitha.









  1. Lipsmacking soft rumali rotis ready to relish...:)






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100 Yummy Comments:

Reshmi Mahesh said...

Rumali rotis looks super soft...nice detailed explanation...

Prabhamani said...

Rotis looks soo nice!!Well explained :)

Sowmya said...

wow..lovely..i want it now :)

Rasi said...

Looks fantastic jay :) bookmarked!

Sravs said...

wow perfectly made roti's !! looks so soft !!

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Rani acharyulu said...

Lovely tempting presentation...rotis looks delicious.

I've made chapatis and loved them, this bread has to be better though, the fat definitely makes it softer! Great, great recipe! I'm craving this now!

Roshu said...

Yummy looking perfect rotis!!!!

Melly Octaviana said...

Hey Jay.. nice blog and yummy looking roomala roti. i guess my girl will love it as she love roti canai/pratha so much.. thanks for sharing.. ;)

Neetz said...

Hey Jay that a superb step by step presentation! Thanks!! the roti looks superb :)

Mahi said...

Thanks for the stepwise pic..Roti's look delicious!

Rekha shoban said...

looks very soft and perfect...perfect with egg curry!

Rashida shaikh said...

Thanks for making it easier for us, now I can try Rumali roti at home.

Sheoh Yan said...

Look really good, and yummy. I can take 3 pieces in one go.

nOOrsha said...

nyum! looks delicious.....love it :)

Sutapa said...

They look perfect an soft! Great!

wow the rotis luk perfect...restaurant style!!!

Anne Regalado said...

Jay , can I use a non stick pan ? I love this kind of flat bread ( so as paratha ) ! Love the step by step instructions ;) Deliciousness !!!

Looks wonderful! Must be really delicious with chutney or curry! Thanks for sharing!

Vimitha Anand said...

Looks so soft and yummy. Will try it soon

Jay! look like one of those call 'capathi' in malaysia.

Meena said...

wow jay this is amazing. i do this with normal chapati but didnt think we can do like this too.. would surely try it out..

wow that's why I love your blog... I've never heard this dish before!! thanx, and hugs! :)

Blackswan said...

Another lovely treat from u, Jay!

Ola said...

Do you fill it in with something or just combine it with sauses?

Saraswathi Iyer said...

Looks soft and delicious.

Gayathri Kumar said...

Looks so delicious and super inviting...

Gayathri Kumar said...

Looks so delicious and super inviting...

Gayathri Kumar said...

Looks so delicious and super inviting...

Rita said...

Picture Perfect.
Rita

the Junkie book said...

wow these are made exactly the way i make the pastry sheets for my chicken rolls. it looks super yum and qualifies for a highly satisfying meal!!

You make this look so easy. I wish I could make such lovely rotis! Well done. :)

Priya said...

Great looking roomali rotis,well done Jay.

maha said...

perfect pics..neat explanation.rotis looks great...

Jay said...

thanx all for spending your precious time with me here today...hope you're having a lovely friday..!
cheers
jay

Mélange said...

The name itself is romantic for this roti..perfectly made Jay !

simran said...

perfect!great tutorial...lovely pics...looks soft and tasty.

trollanyu said...

We love roti bread, looks amazing, I have to try these recipe soon:)

Hema said...

They look so good, especially with that yummy curry on the side..

Nava.K said...

Another one of a delicious roti we will drool esp my hubby who has a strong liking for this. Yes to this roti and the curry paired together.

NiVi said...

softy softy ones.. i love them..

Aarthi said...

They look yummy

Aarthi
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This look delicious. Nicely done.

hemalata said...

So soft n yummy rotis,nice presentation too.

thank you Jay, it´s very clear your explanation. They look yummy!

Ramya said...

loved the roti and the egg curry too

Rumali rotti ..i made before..i love ur presentation..

Claudia said...

Oh - they are beauties! I am always drawn to a bread described as thin handkerchiefs. I wouldn't need anything to accompany them.

Hamaree Rasoi said...

Thanks a lot for sharing this simple way to prepare yummy roomali rotis. Wonderful preparation.

Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi

Rookie Qookie said...

Love all the step by step info you share :)

Nisa Homey said...

love the step by step presentation.

Nish said...

Awesome!
You know, one time when trying to make it really paper thin & soft, I got carried away & went on rolling a big size of dough ball so much, the roti became so huge I can't explain ... tore from everywhere when I picked it up. Hehe :P

Asiya said...

You are making me hungry!!!! These look great & your instructions make them sound so easy to make too!

Thanks dear for step by step pics, that is really neat :)

wooooooooooow che delizia! complimenti, un bacio :)
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Suja Manoj said...

Soft and perfectly made..love it

Jay love it, nice step by step pictures too.

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Anu said...

WOW!!! Nice rotis. I too love rumali rotis. Nice clicks too..

Swathi Iyer said...

Rumali roti looks great Jaya. Love this paper thin version

Que pinta! :)

Marus said...

Looks delicius and so soft. I like very much the step by step presentation.
Good day

Julie said...

Yummy delicious rumali roti..
I love these a lot!

Erivum Puliyum

Ramya Bala said...

i was making fun of my mom when she cooked this roti over roti method :O
excellent recipe Jay!!!

wanna said...

Thanks for the stepwise recipe.Roti's look delicious! I will try it.

Marina said...

Jay, this looks amazing! And the step-by-step photo-recipe is so helpful.

sofiaaurora said...

Jay, Estas tortas tienen que estar muy buenas, cuando traduzca la receta seguro que la pongo en practica, saludos

Jay said...

Yes, Anne Regelado, non stick pan suits very good for rumali roti..;)

Jay said...

Hy Ola,
filling in between two chapathis is just smearing of ghee & maida. It helps to separate the two rotis easily & enhance softness.
giv a try & lemme know..;)

Jay said...

Yes Nish, its quite tedious to handle the very large size of roti in frypan too...toring of here & there..hhaha..
had my experience too..;)

Jay said...

Hy Platanos, Mangoes and Me,
must be prob with blogspot server it seems...
thanks for your valuable time & feedback..:)

Jay said...

thanx for your motivating comments friends..
have a wonderful weekend..:)

Olive said...

Hi Jay! :)

Thanks for visiting my blog, I got a chance to visit here..and wow, you have so many delicious recipes! I hope to try some of them real soon :) Thanks again!

Sumi said...

As you have said, it looks doable at home contrary to what I was thinking..

Mary said...

Jay, this looks delicious. You always do such a nice job with bread. You never disappoint. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary

Treat and Trick said...

They look perfect and so soft!


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Rosita Vargas said...

Que gran delicia con la salsa sabrosa y listo para mi desayuno,abrazos hugs,hugs.

OLGUIS said...

they look really really yummy.
Regards
olguis.

i love roomali roti too, this looks great! im esp drooling over that egg curry :)

Roti luks soft n superbly done.Luv to try it soon Jay.Fabulous n Yumm!

faseela said...

roomali roti luks supersoft n thin.................superb dear

Ganga Sreekanth said...

Yum!! Its so tempting!

Miriam said...

Loks delicious!! Miriam@Meatless Meals For Meat Eaters

This recipe looks yummy!!!!!!!!!

Gopika Ram said...

Woww.. I was in search for a perfect recipe.. Looks like i have it now :)

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Helene Dsouza said...

Hi Jay!
I have learned something today. I didnt know rumali means hankerchief. Defently going to try out this wonderful rotis.! thank u much for sharing and have a nice weekend!

Heli said...

Hey Jay..

this is HELI BUCH from
http://heli-madaboutfood.blogspot.in/


Its really interesting and I ve made these several times. But every time I try and flavour the dough differently. Sometimes mint, sometimes spinach, sometimes garam masala..They all taste yummy.

Now Serving said...

That looks thin, light and perfect Jay!

Woooh, they are prepared almost in the same way as we make duppad, just that there is APF added here.
Thanks for sharing this; I always thougth making it is toooo difficult, but doesn't look so now. :)

BlueLady said...

This recipe is very good, I have no teach me to make these pancakes. I note it.
The pictures you have been very nice. A kiss and happy weekend.

Preeti Garg said...

i love rumali roti, its my fav

visit@ my blog
http://preeti-kitchen.blogspot.in/

a. maren said...

i met my first roti man ever in thailand. his rotis were MIND BLOWING. now to think i can make my own...i'll just have to smear it with condensed milk and bananas! mmmmm...

angsarap.net said...

Those roti are perfectly made!

Archana said...

Wow Jay these are beautiful

rumali rotis look real great and very thin.

Zareena said...

I too love rumali rotis..

Wow, these rumali roti's look really soft and yummy....I love them with shahi paneer and dal makhani :)

R.Ramakrishnan said...

Roomalee roti and spicy side dish - great combo. Nicely presented & described too.

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