Ingredients
- Curd : 1 cup
- Rawa (Sooji) : 2 cup
- Pepper : ½ teaspoon
- Salt : 1 teaspoon
- Green Chilly : 1 piece
- Capsicum : 1 medium size
- Onion : 1 large size
- Maida Bread : 4 Slices
- Malai : 1 table spoon
Method
- Mix the rawa well in curd for the batter and add water appropriately to make it a semi-liquid.
- Add malai to the batter and mix it well. Keep the batter for 30 minutes for rawa to get soaked.
- Chop capsicum, onion and green chilly in small pieces.
- Add chopped capsicum, onion and green chilly in the batter.
- Add salt and pepper to the batter.
- Divide the bread pieces in two halves and apply batter on both sides.
- Spread oil on tawa and place the wrapped bread pieces on it.
- Flip the slices after one side get cooked and become reddish.
- Serve the slices hot with tomato ketchup after both sides get reddish in color.
HEY! Nice recipe . am definetly gonna try it asap..
Keep posting
TJ
Awesome .. I confused the name “rawa toast” with “rawa roast”, which is another type of Dosa. But to my surprise, it came out to be a real north India snacks .. looks good. I dont know about the taste .. for that you will have to invite me at your place 😀 😀
As Vyas already said, something like dhaniya-pudina chutney or imli-chutney may be better than tomato ketchup.
Hey nice one.. Banane se pehle bata diya kario jisse kuch acha banne wala hoga toh main aa jaya karunga 😀
Hey DJ….nice work I will be a recent visitor of this blog. And yaar, m feelng hungry after watchng the recepie of rawa toast 😛
Will try it at my home too..
Thnxx for sharing the recepie…Keep cooking, sharing
3 cheers to DJ n to Chirag Jijs ofcourse
hmm..nice one..dis weekend i m free so i’ll surprise my parents with this..light and delicious.m sure they’ll love it