SWEET POTATO INDIAN FLATBREAD
EDITED; This recipe was featured in Sweet Inspiration link party on 31at March 2017. Check here.
EDITED; This recipe was featured in Sweet Inspiration link party on 31at March 2017. Check here.
In 1903, when two American Wright brothers invented the world's first successful airplane, they might have never thought that after 100 years or so that flying by air would become a major mode of transport. These days modern aeroplanes can carry hundreds of passengers and can travel thousands of kilometers in a few hours, and people who are traveling can have breakfast in Africa and lunch in Europe!
I remember my first aeroplane journey in Jan 1980, when I was traveling from India to Kenya. Those days aeroplanes were very different, they were smaller, noisier, with fewer facilities (like television) inside the aircraft. At the time of landing, sometimes passengers were screaming, because our hearts were sinking. Compared to that time, modern aeroplanes are very convenient with luxury seats and lots of entertainment facilities. Despite the improvements today, long journeys are still tiring.
These journeys or modern transportation and communication have made the world very small and now people are settling and working in different countries and touring the world. People are not restricted to their local community, locality or even their own country to live or to work.
People who travel and settle in new places, also take with them, their culture, tradition and their food. This is the reason, if you go to any part of the world, you will find Italian pizza, American coffee, Indian Naan, Chinese spring rolls, British pound cake etc. in any part of the world. People are interacting with each other’s cultures and enjoying food of different cuisines in different parts of the world. This is also resulting in fusion food mushrooming in every part of the world; even in restaurants, you can find fusion food like Indo-Chinese, Indo-Canadian, Indo-British.
Coming to the recipe, this is my daughter's fusion recipe, in which she is feeding the family, a healthy version of Indian flat bread. Though there are many types of Indian flat breads, but new ones are also coming up like this one.
RECIPE
INGREDIENTS
- 500 grams whole wheat flour/brown wheat fllour
- 500 grams boiled and mashed sweet potato
- salt to taste
- one tablespoon oil to garnish the dough
METHOD
- Mix the boiled and mashed sweet potato into the flour, while the sweet potato is still hot/warm and make a rollable dough, garnish with oil and leave it to rest for 10 minutes.
- Pinch a small amount of dough and make round balls with it.
- Heat an iron skillet or a frying pan to roast the bread.
- Roll it round and give the shape of a flat bread.
- Roast till cooked on both sides.
- Serve with a vegetable curry or yoghurt or any choice of chutney.
Around 20 flat breads can be made depending on the size you make.
I am sending this recipe as my blog post entry for The hearth and soul blog hop and Sweet Inspiration Link party, and with Sunday fitness and food and Meatless Monday and Healthy living link party and with I am pinnable pink party and Fiesta Friday with Jhuls of the not so creative cook,
and with Cook blog share, and with Tasty Tuesday,
I am sending this recipe as my blog post entry for The hearth and soul blog hop and Sweet Inspiration Link party, and with Sunday fitness and food and Meatless Monday and Healthy living link party and with I am pinnable pink party and Fiesta Friday with Jhuls of the not so creative cook,
and with Cook blog share, and with Tasty Tuesday,
These rotisserie look so colourful and healthy. I remember when flying years ago, the economy class was not so congested. Seats back then were what business class seats are today, wide and lots of leg room. It's so true that wherever Indians go we tend to adapt the local food culture and make a fusion.
ReplyDeleteYou are right Mayuri, those days journey was really comfortable.Yes we adapt the local food culture and try fusion recipes. Thanks for your commeny dear.
DeleteHi Sadhna! These look kind of like puff pastry...how do they puff up like that? Very cool looking. Wish you could come show me a thing or two. BTW I love that unique looking rolling pin!
ReplyDeleteYes, they can puff easily depending on the dough you make. This type of rolling pin we use to make Indian flat bread- roti, naan etc. Thanks for your visit and the comment.
DeleteWow. This looks so tasty.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much.
DeleteI love sweet potato bread and this looks super easy too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Deborah.
DeleteThis is a perfect recipe for me. I was looking for healthy recipes for my kiddo. This is a great idea. Adding sweet potato to the roti is awesome.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment dear.
DeleteOhh! I love sweet potatoes and I am very happy with this recipe of yours - so brilliant to use them in flatbreads. Thanks for sharing at Fiesta Friday #164! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit and the comment.
DeleteGood to be here after long, Sadhna. Your recipes are like a new experience every time I land-up here. If I had been around you, I am sure I would have tried a few at your place.
ReplyDeleteI remember my first plane journey in 2005 when I first came to US...the experience is not much different though now. From 1980s, I am sure it's a sea change!
Hi Alok, Please do come to Calgary,and enjoy the new meals here. thanks for your comment and the visit.
DeleteI never realised you could use Sweet potato in flat bread I must try this !!
ReplyDeletethanks very much for your visit and the comment.
DeleteWhat a fab idea...a lovely healthy twist on a big favourite of mine! :-) Thanks for linking up to #CookBlogShare :-) Eb x
ReplyDeleteThanks Eb for your lovely comment dear.
DeleteA different & healthy way to eat sweet potato.............must try.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sudha, I know you are going to enjoy it.
DeleteMmmmmm, now this sounds interesting Sadhna. I love sweet potato and mixing it into the dough to make a flat bread really appeals to my taste buds. I wonder if I can convince my lovely Indian friends down the road to help me make some.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you liked it. You can try with your next door restaurant otherwise make a trip to Calgary, then I would love to serve you all yuor favourite Indian dishes.
DeleteWouldn't that be awesome Sadhna
DeleteYes Michelle, that would be really awesome.
DeleteYou are right, Sadhna, flying is so much nicer now than it used to be! What a delicious flatbread - I love that your daughter used sweet potato. It would add both nutrition and flavour. Your Sweet Potato Indian Flatbreads look delicious. Sharing on the Hearth and Soul Facebook page. Hope you have a lovely week ahead!
ReplyDeleteAwww, thanks very much for your nice comment April and for sharing it on Hearth and soul Facebook page.
DeleteSadhna I can only imagine how delicious this must taste since sweet potatoe on its own is very yummy! I really hate flying and I am doing it more than ever now. Yje only thing that gets me through all those hours on the plane is the tv entertainment. I will be featuring your sweet recipe on Sweet Inspiration on Friday. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteYes Mary, they are very tasty. Aww so nice of you that you are going to feature my recipe next week Friday, I will mention it on the top of the blog post. Thanks very much for featuring and for your comment dear.
DeleteFlatbread is delicious! And I've never heard of one made with sweet potatoes. What a gorgeous color!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cathy for your comment dear.
DeleteLove this! As I mentioned on your Facebook page, I'm definitely going to be trying this out. I think my picky two year old will even eat it! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy for your visit and the comment.
DeleteI love flatbread! The addition of sweet potatoes probably makes it even more delicious. Plus, I love that it makes it healthier. Definitely trying this!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tara, I am very sure you are going to enjoy it.
DeleteThis looks so delectable! I love flatbread and I've never heard of sweet potato in it before. This is something that I must try!
ReplyDeleteAww, thanks very much for your comment dear. i am sure you will enjoy it.
DeleteAs always looks delicious. My hubby was looking over my shoulder saying we need to try that, will let you know how we get on :) x
ReplyDeleteWow, that sounds great, tanks very much for your comment.
DeleteThanks for the sweet potato recipe, I have been looking for one. I can get behind this one.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment dear.
DeleteHello Sadhana ji
ReplyDeleteloved being on your blog. Your recipes are so easy to follow.
Thanks Poonam for your visit and the comment.
DeleteI have never tried sweet potato parathas, would love to try this..
ReplyDeleteThanks Hema for your comment.
DeleteYour flatbread looks delicious Sadhna!!! I saved this to my Pinterest board to make!!! Thank you for sharing!!💛
ReplyDeleteAww,thanks very much Michelle for your visit and for saving it on your Pinterest board.
DeleteI've never had sweet potato bread, but this looks really good. I love flat bread, and this would be a healthy version.
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda, yes you can try, I am very sure you will enjoy. Thanks for your comment.
DeleteSoft & fluffy flat bread.nice twist of adding sweet potatoes.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gayathri for your comment dear.
DeleteLoved the innovation!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anu.
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