Time Required: 40 minutes
Servings: 4
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Rice Flour Bhakri is slightly difficult when you make it for the first time. But once you have mastered how to make it then it becomes simple. I like these more than chapatis but yes I dont make it as frequently as I make chapatis.
When I made this for the first time I was totally exhausted. I I thought I will not be making this in future but when I was talking to one of my close friend (Shilpa) she told me that if you put Water and Rice flour in correct quantity then its easy to make. I tried with the measures that she told me and it worked out. So am sharing the recipe with you all. Try the measures mentioned in the recipe and make Bhakris. You will see that its not very difficult and you can at least make it once a week.
Ingredients
- 1 Glass Rice Flour
- 1 1/4 – 1 1/2 glass Water
- 1 tsp Ghee
- Salt according to your taste
Method
- Pour water in a Kadai. Add salt and Ghee.
- Allow the water to boil then simmer the flame and add Rice flour.
- Mix it well till it dries and then close a lid and keep it on low flame for 2 mins.
- Allow the dough to cool. Once the Rice flour dough is cooled, start shaping them into small balls.
- Before rolling them you need to follow the steps shown in pictures.
when you fold it it should not break that mean now its ready and you can roll them like chapatis
- Now roll them like chapatis.
- Now cook/fry them on both the sides. Once done put ghee on one side.
- Yummy Rice Flour Bhakri (Konkani: Tandula Peeta Alonu Bhakri) is ready! You can have them with Green chili chutney (Valli Mirsangi chutney) or Junko.