High Protein Spinach Roti with Paneer or Tofu

Recipe by Madhuri's Food Magic · Watch on YouTube

VegetarianLow Sugar
20
minutes
4
servings
Easy
effort
Nutrition
per serving
420kcal
Protein14g
Carbs35g
Fat25g

Nutrition values are AI-estimated based on ingredients.

Dish Info
Cuisine
North Indian
Dish Type
Roti
Meal Type
BreakfastLunchDinnerSnack
Cooking
Shallow Fried
Goes well with
CurdPickleDalSabziChutney
Ingredients
  • 1 bunch spinach
  • 1 cup or 200gm paneer or tofu
  • 2 cups whole wheat flour
  • 1/2 tsp salt (optional)
  • Small amount of water
  • Ghee as required
Method
  1. 1Place a generous quantity of fresh green spinach leaves into a blender jar.
  2. 2Add approximately one cup of cubed paneer (or tofu) to the blender jar.
  3. 3Add a small amount of water to the blender to facilitate blending.
  4. 4Blend the mixture into a smooth, vibrant green purée.
  5. 5Add about two cups of whole wheat flour to a large metal bowl.
  6. 6Add approximately half a teaspoon of salt to the flour.
  7. 7Pour the freshly prepared green spinach and paneer purée directly into the flour.
  8. 8Mix and knead the ingredients by hand until a super soft and pliable, uniformly green dough is formed.
  9. 9Take a small portion of the dough, roll it into a smooth ball, and dust it with dry flour.
  10. 10Flatten the dough ball slightly by hand.
  11. 11Using a wooden rolling pin and a wooden rolling board, roll out the dough ball into a thin, perfectly round chapati.
  12. 12Place the rolled chapati onto a hot, flat griddle (tawa).
  13. 13Cook the chapati on both sides, flipping with a wooden spatula, until it puffs up nicely and develops characteristic brown spots.
  14. 14Spoon and spread a small amount of ghee over the surface of the roti as it cooks.
  15. 15Stack the final rotis on a plate, spreading more ghee on top.

These instructions are our analysis of the original video. Watch on YouTube →

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