The state of Uttar Pradesh is historically acclaimed. Rich in culture and tradition, it is known for its fine arts, literature and is a site for many world heritage. The world famous Taj Mahal, prasied as the epitome of love in numerous poems and arts is situated in this state. This culturally prosperous region is also known for its lip smacking cuisine - The Mughalai cuisine. This very word is almost transposed with Indian cuisine outside India. To most non-Indians, Naan, Kulcha, Koftas are the much popular food of India and all these comes from the great Mughals. Apart from the Mughalai food, Awadhi cuisine is also one of the popular cuisine in Uttar Pradesh. This state has churned out so many delectable recipes that are rich in flavour, taste and texture.
This recipe is inspired from the Mughals. Rotis made with butter and seasoned with freshly ground black pepper. Unlike the regular rotis, these appear to be flaky, buttery and very soft. The essence of the roti is the addition of pepper that gives a warm flavour. Pair it with any gravy or a salad and enjoy.
Recipe adapted from Tarla Dalal.
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Suma Gandlur says
The butter must give softness to the rotis. The platter represents homely food.
Archana Potdar says
Wow such an awesome roti. I will love to have it straight off the tawa.
Chef Mireille says
lovely texture of roti and with black pepper must have awesome taste
Manjula Bharath says
wow such an delicious and inviting makhani roti 🙂 looks super soft and fantastic !!
Usha says
Roti must have bene very soft with addition of butter. The side dish also looks very inviting.
Sapana Behl says
Makhani roti looks so soft ...
Jayanthi Padmanabhan says
looks so soft. nicely made rotis
Harini-Jaya R says
Wow! how can anyone say no to this makhani roti?? awesome!
Pavani N says
Simple, tasty and comforting makhani roti.. Looks perfectly done.
The Pumpkin Farm says
pepper is our favorite spice and love anything with it...roti is good idea...
Priya Suresh says
Adding pepper powder sounds vey interesting, roti looks fabulous i can have it with some paneer makhani.
vaishali sabnani says
A good roti is a must to enjoy your meal..and this one seems real authentic.
Srivalli says
Very simple, yet so flavoursome...
Nivedhanams Sowmya says
such a delicious roti!! love the black pepper over it... so flavorful
Varadas Kitchen says
I know of chapati dough with oil mixed in but have never used butter. I am sure it makes them soft as yours look in the pictures.