If you want to try something new and delicious for breakfast, you can make beet and rice flour chila. We will tell you a simple recipe that can be quickly prepared for the morning meal.
If you are tired of monotonous breakfast dishes and are looking for an alternative, beet and dry grain chila can be the perfect choice. This dish is not only very tasty but also healthy, and it is easy to prepare in a hurry in the morning. Its delicious taste will appeal to everyone, from children to adults. If your children do not eat beets, you can make beet chila for them.
For preparation, you will need: 1 medium beet (grated), 1 cup of rice flour (sooji), 1/2 cup of yogurt (dahi), 1 onion (finely chopped), 1 teaspoon of ginger and green pepper paste, 2 tablespoons of finely chopped cilantro, salt to taste, oil for frying, and water as needed.
First, mix the rice flour and yogurt in a large bowl. Add a little water and mix thoroughly, then cover the mixture and leave it for about 10 minutes so that the rice flour swells well.
After that, add the grated beet, finely chopped onion, ginger and green pepper paste, cilantro, and salt to the beaten mixture, and mix all ingredients thoroughly. The dough consistency should not be too runny or too thick.
Heat a frying pan on the stove and grease it with a little oil. When the pan is hot, pour one ladle of batter and spread it evenly into a circle, thinning it slightly. Add a little oil on top and fry the chila over medium heat. When the bottom side becomes golden and crispy, flip it and fry on the other side until cooked.
The finished beet and rice flour chila can be served hot with yogurt, green sauce, or any other favorite sauce.
Do not make the rice flour and yogurt batter too runny or too thick, otherwise the chila will not spread evenly. It is important to grate the beet finely so that the batter mixes well. Before adding the batter to the pan, make sure the pan is well heated, otherwise the chila may stick. Also, do not make the chila too thick, as it may remain raw inside. Cook the chila over medium heat so that it cooks completely inside, rather than burning on the outside. When flipping the chila, ensure that the bottom surface is slightly golden and formed.


