Makki Di Roti
Ingredients:
Maize flour - 2 cups
Salt
Asafetida - 2 pinches
Ghee/cooking oil
Butter (to smear on top of roti)
Method:
Mix flour, salt and asafetida.
Add sufficient hot water to form a stiff dough.
Carefully add the water by using a large spoon.
Knead well and form balls. Cover and keep aside for 10 minutes.
Place a plastic sheet on the surface. Place the ball on sheet.
On the top of the ball, again place the plastic sheet.
Now flatten into round discs with fingers.
Carefully remove the upper sheet and remove the disc and place over the greased griddle.
Add cooking oil or ghee.
Cook thoroughly on both the sides.
Continue with the remaining balls.
Smear the roti with butter and serve with sarson ka saag.
Note:
To this roti, spinach, fenugreek leaves & radish can be added and prepared. But I preferred the plain one.
Always Knead every ball before making discs.
If you want to make rotis in larger quantity, knead them in smaller quantity.
Sarson Da Saag
Ingredients:
Mustard greens - 1 bunch
Spinach - 1 bunch
Onions - 1 chopped
Ginger - 1 inch (grated)
Garlic - 3 cloves (finely chopped)
Tomatoes - 2 (small chopped)
Ghee
Maize flour - 1/3 cup
Green chilies - 4 (chopped)
Black pepper - ½ tsp. (crushed)
Red chili or red chili powder - ¼ tsp.
Salt
Method:
Clean, wash & chop the greens.
Bring water to a boil and add the greens, pepper, red chili and salt.
Cook over a slow flame or medium flame till the greens are tender.
Don’t discard the water.
Blend them coarsely.
Make a paste of maize flour and add it to the cooked greens.
Mix well.
Now return the saag to the fire and cook for 5 minutes in a low flame.
Meanwhile in another burner heat ghee and add onion, garlic, ginger, green chilies one by one and fry till they turn golden color. Add the tomatoes and fry.
Add this to the greens and stir for a couple of minutes and remove.
Serve the saag with butter.
Note:
Bathua or fenugreek leaves can be added in a small quantity.
Lassi
Ingredients:
Yogurt - 500 gm
Khoya or pedas - 50 gm (I used sweetened khoya)
Milk - 100 gm
Sugar - 3 to 4 tsp.
Kewra essence - 2 to 3 drops
Almonds - 4
Method:
Beat the yoghurt thoroughly.
Add khoya or peda and sugar to it.
Add the milk. Blend properly.
Add the essence. Sprinkle the chopped almonds.
Serve the lassi in glasses.
Note: Add ice cubes in summer.
Serves 3 persons.
Sent off to Pari's "Combo event".












33 Bites:
Mmm...one of the most loved combo
YUM! YUM! YUM! We just visited a Dhaba style restaurant last weekend, and had Makki roti and Sarson ka sag. Perfect meal N, looks mouthwatering,
loved this punjabi meal,this dish is so famous and i havent had this till now...should try this one soon...lovely clicks nandini
balle balle ji, bada changa lag raha he aapka combo. LOL. Tried my little knowledge of Punjabi. Looks perfect dear. A very filling meal indeed.
awesome treat dear...nice pictures....
That's a healthy and yummy combo, great choice, Nandini.....
Great combination...pics are making me hungry!!!delicious and tempting...
Nice recipes,wanna try the saag one...
Luscious saag with roti sounds divine...Lassi would make a complete meal with that !
Woww roti with sarsaon da saag, its has been dream to have this both delicious dishes, we dont get that much easily mustard green, is there anything to replace mustard greens, if so let me know UN..tempting lassi,love the addition of khoya..
This looks absoloutely wonderful! I'm so glad you posted this as it's one of my favourites. Perfect and traditional combination! :)
Lovely combo and also very healthy and delicious.
That is a wonderful entry!
Great combo Nandini...I have never had the roti and the saag before...I need to try my hand on that soon :)
love the meal. Can I come for lunch ?
@ Parita & Asha: Thanks!
@ Sushma: I'm waiting for your feedback!
@ Pari: Balle! Balle! Shaba! Shaba! I just know these 2 Punjabi words. Heh! Heh!
@ Jagruti: You can have this meal, sweetie, to satisfy your hunger!
@ Vrinda: Wating for your feedback too!
@ Gulmohar: You can have the lassi dear! :)
@ Priya: Well, I didn't think about sarson being available only in certain places. There is no replacement for sarson. I added spinach so that the bitterness gets cancelled out.
@ Gita: Try it sooner! I want to know how it comes!
@ Home Cooked Oriya Food: Yes, of course, you are invited! :)
omg this looks so yummy
A heartening meal this is for sure!
Balle balle....wah kya baath hain....punjabi istyle ka khana....maza aagaya.....
@ notyet100 & Rachel: Thanks!
@ Kitchen Flavours: Mere poore family ne saare kha liye aur mere ko itna zyada nahi choda!
And Shama, TRICK AND TREAT, Sanjana, Padma & Cham, Thanks!
Nice clicks dear...Lovely and yummy combo...
Uh!!! thanx for that yummy treat..luv the lassi to the core..
Comfort food all at one go... Would love to finish off dinner at your place ;D
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Looks mouthwatering and nice platter.Heard about makki roti and sarson ka sag.
Dear nandini
Thats great after AaDai ha ha
I left at the peak of the sarsho sag season ,,,now have to eat the canned ones,,thats also good
have a nice weekend
Very authentic Punjabi combo..Sarson kaa saag is a sure winner with me..
Typical punjabi combination, balle balle!!
Yummy punjabi meal.... looks fantastic and delicious.
i nandini I love the lassi recipe thanks for the sharing !! cheers Pierre
What a lovely combination. All are my favourite dish. You have presented very nicely with mouth watering pictures.
Nice combo!!!looks delicious!!!
Hi dear...hope u r doing fine :) I missed many of your posts, with try to catch up soon.makki roti & sarson looks delicious & mouthwaterin.
I am now off to stroll around your blog to see what I have missed.
I am die hard fan of Mango Lassi .. U reminded me .. I would make it tomo ... looks like a good treat usha ..
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