Saturday, January 28, 2012
Roti Jala- Singapore laced Pancakes
Lacey thin pancakes that are a wonderful accompaniment to a spicy curry.
Ingredients:
4 oz /120 grams plain flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon turmeric powder
Cold water or Coconut milk (I used water)
1 egg (I used 1 tablespoon yoghurt instead)
1 tablespoons sunflower oil
Method:
1. Sieve the flour and add the salt and turmeric.
2. Add the yoghurt and mix with the flour.
3. Add water a little at a time to form a batter of dropping consistency.There should be no lumps.
4. Fill a roti jala cup mould with the batter.(I used an icing bottle or you can use a ketchup bottle)
5. Heat a non stick pan and oil it sparingly with the oil.
6. When it is hot turn the heat to medium and using the roti jala cup mould quickly spread the batter in to the pan using a circular motion or forming vertical stripes as in this video.
7. Once the pancake has set after 2-3 minutes, you can fold it into three and transfer to serving place and repeat for remaining batter.There is no need to flip the pancake.
Serve with curry of your choice.
You may like :
Pudla savory pancakes
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They Look Yummy
ReplyDeleteAarthi
http://yummytummy-aarthi.blogspot.com/
In Thailand people prepare it everywhere!!!!
ReplyDeleteNow.....also by me!!
Seriously cant take my eyes from ur irresistible click,super tempting dish.
ReplyDeleteeye catching lacey pancakes look delicious Nayna
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Dear Nayna
ReplyDeleteHow are you? Now reading all the blogs that I missed here. This one is very new for me..Let me see if I can buy one Roti jala device here in delhi. Cant wait to make this one.
Have a nice Sunday
this looks yummy!nice blog....joining up:)
ReplyDeletenew to me.....Delicious and yummy recipe..
ReplyDeletesuch a cute roti. kids would be ecstatic to see this.
ReplyDeleteWow!What a dish!A delicious roasted 'kolam'!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! I think I will have to use a ketchup bottle as I don't have the bottle you are talking about - but this would be great for pancake day coming up!
ReplyDeleteLooks very new and interesting
ReplyDeletenayna they really rock. i should have given a try to this.
ReplyDeleteLooks gr8,never tasted b4..thanx for sharing
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to make this one! So Awesome! I love the cup molds . Singapore is home to me as well :)
ReplyDeleteamaizing work done by you Nayna...roti zala looks too good
ReplyDeletesimply superb...i'm drooling over here.
ReplyDeleteThey look cute :-)
ReplyDeletesomething new and yummy!
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