Jun 18, 2011

Rajasthani Dal - Baati

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Dal-baati-churma these three are the most popular and traditional dishes From the beautiful and color full state Rajasthan.These three dishes are commonly eaten on the special occasions like wedding ceremonies and also some religious occasions. Baati is a hard, unleavened bread which is made by whole wheat flour and cooked on coals and then served with ghee and dal. It is considered as a long shelf life and nutritional food.When you cook them on the coals they turns heard from out side but soft and sponge from in side.Break cooked hot baati with your hand pour lots of dal and ghee over it and enjoy it hot.
Dal-Baati is my 3rd dish from Rajasthan for Blogging Marathon-6
I didn't cook the baatis on coals,I baked them in the oven at 220C for 45 minutes.
let's check how I made them....

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INGREDIENTS:--
Whole wheat flour --- 1 cup
Suji ----- 1 tab sp
Salt ---- 1/2 tea sp
Saunf -- 2 teasp
Ajwain --- 2 tea sp
Water to make a soft dough
METHOD:---
1.Take flour,suji, saunf, ajwain,salt in to a mixing bowl add enough water and knead in to a soft dough cover and leave a side for 1 hour.
2. Take the dough and roll in to small lemon size balls and leave a side for few minutes.
3. Cook this wheat dalls on hot coals till they puffed up and golden in color.
4. if you would like to bake them in the oven then preheat the oven at 200 C for 10 minutes.
5. Place the wheat balls on a baking try and brush with ghee and bake them at 220C for 45 - 50 min.Here the baking time depends on your oven heat my oven took 45 min so check in between and turn off the heat
Serve hot Batti s with lots of dal and ghee enjoy.
Check my Dal recipe here

18 comments:

  1. Baati looks pefect even though you baked them. Dal baati is a nice combo!

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  2. Highly nutritious and tempting.Dal-Baati is a must try..Yummm..

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  3. They've browned so beautifully.....

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  4. Wow, these look so good. I like these as there is no need for yeast :)

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  5. Padma, the entire thali looks so yummy!...great ones

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  6. wow nice one. new combo.Very nice.

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  7. Mmmm sounds yummy n flavorful..:P
    you are welcome in my space..
    Tasty Appetite

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  8. Wow! they look so perfectly made..very tempting...

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  9. Perfect lookign and evenly browned. Whats the proportion of Whole wheat to suji ??

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  10. I m drooling over this..looks just perfect 2 indulge..nice n rich one..:)

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  11. Ultimate combo, nutritious and filling dish..

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  12. Have heard about this,but never tasted so far...has come out very nice!

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  13. wow Rekha, they look superb dear !!!

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  14. Baati looks perfect...Its been a long time since I made this. Indeed a declicious combo

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