Sikkim is the state located in Himalayas bordered by Nepal to West and Bhutan by East and West Bengal to South.
As it borders Nepal,the food has the influence and Sikkim is the only state that has Nepali majority.Traditionally Sikkimese are rice eaters,coming to the recipe Sel roti is a traditional sweet,ring shaped bread/doughnut made during Tihar.
This sweet tastes almost like the sakkarai athirasam prepared in South India.The rice is soaked and grind to a fine paste along with ghee and sugar,fried in the oil.The consistency of the batter is very important,if its too thick dropping will be diffident whereas if its thin it may becomes flat.Making a perfect sel roti needs lots of practice,the shape and appearance doesn't look like the original recipe but it tastes very delicious.Off to the recipe..............................
Basic Information
Recipe Source ~ Here
Soaking time ~ 6-7 hours Preparation Time ~ 15 minutes
Cooking Time ~ 15-20 minutes
Makes ~ 10-12
Ingredients
Ingredient | Quantity |
---|---|
Raw Rice Flour/pacharisi | 1 cup |
Ghee/nei | 1/4cup |
Sugar/sakkarai | 1/4 cup |
Cardamom/ellakai | 2-3 |
Salt | a pinch |
Oil | for frying |
Method
- Soak the rice for overnight or at least 6 hours,grind it to a fine paste along with ghee,sugar,cardamom and a pinch of salt.Do not add too much f water while grinding. Transfer it to a bowl.
- Heat a pan with oil,take the ground batter in a small cup,once the oil becomes hot pour it in the oil in a circular ring.Fry it till the sizzling sound ceases.Remove it from the oil and drain it on a paper towel.
- Sel roti is ready.
Enjoy......................................................
This sel roti looks very prefect and for me they looks like onion rings, can see how prefectly you prepared them Nalini,well done.
ReplyDeleteThe sel roti looks light and fluffy. You got them perfectly round too. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteSame Pinch :) I love how you were able to get beautiful shape on your. Looks nice and crispy!
ReplyDeletewow! so beautiful! love it
ReplyDeletecrispy sel roti
ReplyDeleteThis is something new to me.. interesting recipe..
ReplyDeletethese are probably the best in terms of shape....very well made
ReplyDeleteNalini at least you got a few good ones..great job on this roti.
ReplyDeletewow the shape has come out very nicely!!! looks super!
ReplyDeleteThe shape seems to have come out really good Nalini. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI think you have got the best Sel roti shape. Looks great.
ReplyDeleteLike Priya said, I feel like they are onion rings :) Seems to be a very popular one!
ReplyDeleteYou sel roti is looks perfect, lot better than how mine turned out. Yes, as you said the taste was pretty good.
ReplyDeleteyou have nailed the shape nalini!!! Looks awesome pa!!! :)
ReplyDeleteyour rotis were shaped so well..like the ones I had in Nepali restaurant here
ReplyDeleteWow your sel roti looks fabulous dear , how perfectly you have made them .. just can't take my eyes from them they look super cute and very well shaped :)
ReplyDeleteWow your sel rotis look so delicious. You have made them perfectly.
ReplyDeletehow did you manage such perfect rounds? wow. perfectly made
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