Mau: Many types of rotis are made in Purvanchal of UP. Somewhere there is maize roti, somewhere there is jowar roti, somewhere there is rice roti and somewhere there is wheat roti. In such a situation, each roti has a different significance. Some rotis taste better with vegetables, while some rotis give a different taste with chicken. Some rotis with mutton only enhance the taste of food.
The shopkeeper who makes bread told
Among these famous rotis of Purvanchal, one roti is butter khana, which enhances its taste when eaten with mutton. This bread is sweet, which is called butter food. Aslam, who makes sweet roti, told Local 18 that the butter khana (sweet roti) of his place is quite famous. It takes 3 people to make this roti. Also, to make this roti, two types of flour are mixed in which Sirmaal flour and Badshah flour are mixed.
Learn the recipe for making roti
This roti is made by adding sugar, Parle-G biscuits, Gulab Jamun powder, vanilla powder, cardamom, cloves, coconut powder etc. to this flour, due to which this roti gets a different taste. People like to eat this roti with meat. Where all the ingredients are added to the flour and kneaded well.
Don’t let the bread rise
After kneading this dough, it is left for an hour. Where after leaving it, it is then cut into small balls. After cutting it is then given a round shape. After giving it a round shape, it is then cut at various places with a fork, so that this roti does not swell. Because after rising, the taste of the roti reduces.
500 loaves of bread are sold daily
Where after being cut with thorns, refined is then added to it. After adding refinement, this roti is then dried in light coal flame, so that its taste can be enhanced. If this roti is roasted on high flame, then the taste of this roti will be improved. Aslam makes 400 to 500 rotis every day. This roti is sold in the market for Rs 20. His roti is so famous that people come from far away places to buy it.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: December 24, 2024, 11:18 IST
