Beetroot Duppad - Beetroot Split Flatbread Recipe
Duppad is a layered Indian Flatbread separated into two layers after cooking. This unique two layers split flatbread has all the added benefits of beet.
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Prep Time = 5 minutes
Cook Time = 25 minutes
Total Time = 30 minutes
Category = Breads
Cuisine = Indian
Serves = 7
Nutrition Info = 105 calories
Serving Size = 2 Split Rotis
RECIPE INGREDIENTS
» For Beetroot Duppad:
- 3/4 cup beetroot, boiled and pureed (you can check beetroot puree recipe here)
- 2 cup whole wheat flour
- Water, if needed
- Salt as per taste
- 2 tablespoons oil
- Extra flour for dusting
- Ghee/clarified butter for smearing
RECIPE INSTRUCTIONS
» How to Make Beetroot Duppad:
- Add 2 cup whole wheat flour, salt, beetroot paste to a mixing bowl.
- Knead well to make a smooth dough like chapati.
- Cover the dough with cling film and set aside for 30 minutes.
- Divide the dough into 12-14 equal-sized balls.
- Now take two balls and flatten them.
- Dip one ball into the oil and dip another one into dry flour.
- Join both balls and merge them by pressing and seal the corners as shown in the photos.
- Roll this into a 7-7 inch circle.
- Cut the edges with a pizza cutter or knife to make an even circle from all the sides.
- Heat a pan or tawa and place the rolled roti.
- Once you see the bubble, flip it, and roast on the other side.
- Press the circle evenly with a napkin on all sides with very soft hands while roasting.
- This process would separate the layers.
- Now carefully pick the upper half of it on the side and pull over gently to peel off the layer completely.
- This time, you will see that the chapati has split into two equals.
- Remove from heat and place them on a plate.
- Repeat the same process with other dough balls.
- Smear them with ghee and roll them into triangles as shown in the photos.
- Serve hot with your favorite curry.
RECIPE NOTES
- If you don't like the beetroot flavor, then you can also make plain duppad roti by swapping beetroot puree with water.
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