Pathiri is a secrete proud of Malabar cuisine :)It is a traditional recipe from Malabar,northern side of Kerala.
When my friend Jishna told me about their malabar recipes I started thinking of preparing pathiris at home.Once I tried it in home but ended with a disaster :( The enquiry commission stated that the texture of my dough was not correct!!!!!!It should be smooth smooth and smooth..and the rice flour should be super fine..Then I went to her home and she gave an excellent class on how to make soft rice pathiris :).I proved myself as a good student and the next trial came superb and we all enjoyed it with traditional chicken curry
Chicken curry I have prepared for pathiri was little bit hot so my Ingredients :
- Rice flour( it should be fine ) : 1.5 cup + 1/2 cup(for dusting )
- Water : 1 cup
- Oil : 1/2 tspn
- Salt
Method :
- Boil water in a pan add salt and oil while boiling.
- Now add 1.5 cups of rice flour (if you are using home made one roast it well before adding )
- Mix it well by using a spatula.
- Now close the pan and keep it aside for few minutes.
- When it is hot enough to touch knead well to smooth dough.If the dough is not soft add little hot water and knead again.
- Now make small balls from the dough and roll it in to thin parathas by dusting with rice flour
- You may shape the pathiris with a lid.
- Now heat a non stick thawa or iron skillet (traditionally pathiri pan made with clay is using)
- When the bottom starts to puff up flip it and press gently with spatula.It will puff up nicely
- Remove the extra rice flour on the pan before placing the new pathiri.
- Soft yummy pthiris are ready to serve!!!!!!!
Note :
- If you are using home made rice flour fry it well.
- While making pathiris be careful about the texture of kneaded dough.If it is loosing its softness add little hot water and knead it again.
- Roll each dough ball in to thin pathiris as you can.
- Wiping of extra flour from the pan before placing each pathiri is super important.
- After placing pathiris on thawa dont wait for more than 30-40 seconds.
Oh... so perfect, Ramya! Enikippozhum pathiri readyaayitilla... hehe...
ReplyDeletePerfectly made pathiri
ReplyDeletewow...with rice flour you managed to make complete round shape rotis...
ReplyDeletePerfect pathiri..tempting to have with chicken curry..
ReplyDeleteYour photo directions are terrific Remmy!
ReplyDeleteI did try when I was in Kerala. Like this truly thin version.
ReplyDeletenice pathiri looks yummy
ReplyDeletelove to have this with chicken curry..yummy
ReplyDeleteWell done and nice combo
ReplyDeleteyummy! now what else, you made it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteVery nice.. It's looks so perfect..
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