Sel Roti / Instant Sel Roti/ Nepali Bread

This sweet bread falls in the category of bread and not cake because it is made and served alongside vegetable and dals. The Nepali folks use a special tool to create large rotis. I made a mini version as it was a first attempt and also made the instant version of it. I got it approved with our Gurkha's wifey to be sure there is no compromise in taste.



Ingredients
2 cups Rice Flour
1 big ripe banana mashed to a pulp (strain if possible)
2 tbsp sugar
2 tbsp Clarified butter/ ghee
1 cup milk
Oil to deep fry
Method
1) Mix all the ingredients except oil and set aside for 10 min. The batter should be of dropping consistency
2) Heat the oil in a deep frying pan.
3) Put the batter in a piping bag and snip off
4) Try to quickly swirl the hand in circular motion so that the ends meet. Try to make rings, the first few may break but you will eventually succeed.
5) Deep fry on slow heat until it is crispy, It may take some time.

Strain and serve. 

Comments

This was on my list until I realized it was deep fried. Love the golden brown rings.
Usha said…
Sel roti came out well. I had made this for Sikkim, from a Neplai blog.
Srivalli said…
I had made this when we did Indian States, interesting how you got the instant version done so well!
Yes I remember Valli and one more person doing this for state BM...it looks nice and delicious.
Pavani said…
Such a tempting and delicious sel roti.
Chef Mireille said…
I love bananas and would love this one entirely for sure
Ahh, you got them in perfect shapes, looks cute and yum!
Padmajha said…
I remember seeing this in our regional BM.Your has turned out well Pradnya...

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