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Jowar/ Sorghum is one of the millets widely available in India. It is absolutely gluten-free and power packed with nutrients. It is high in protein, good for improving blood levels in the body, good for bone health provides a lot more benefits. So this video is about a nice roti recipe which is fully gluten-free, easy and tasty to eat. You can enjoy this jowar roti with any sidedish you like. Watch this video till the end to get a step-by-step guidance with method, make these rotis and enjoy!

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46 COMMENTS

  1. Thank you for sharing this recipe.. The measurements and the process is explained so well. I tried making these roti's for the first time today.. and it turned out so soft and tasty.. loved it.❤

  2. I tried, the dough turned out very sticky with this proportion, then i mixed with wheat flour and prepared. The result was soft multigrain chapathi. Anyways you have inspired me to try. Thank you,😊

  3. Oh a better one, I used to try it in the traditional way by hot water but it was super challenging and was often compelled to run for freshly ground floor with its less gluten quotient.
    I’m impressed with ur research and homework u do behind ur recipes

  4. वाट लावली आमच्या भाकरीची. पीठ ताजे असेल तर डव्ह ची खरंच वाट लागेल. जुने पीठ असेल तर गरम पाणी घालायचे. लाटून नाही भाकरी थापून करतात गं 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️for beginers its ok but try traditional way of making bhakri pl 🙏🙏

  5. This is not how traditional jowar roti is made. In Maharashtra it's called jwarichi bhakari. It's made by kneading dough very well ( to avoid cracks on side) and spreading by hand on rolling surface. For beginners it may be of help.

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