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Mom-Made recipe of SARSON KA SAAG, Makki Ki Roti #punjabirecipes

 There is no Punjabi recipe more popular than the yummiest combination of sarson ka saag and makki ki roti. If you are looking for an authentic sarson ka saag recipe in English, then here's presenting mom made makki ki roti and saron da saag. Easy, though time-consuming, sarson ka saag pleases one and all in Punjab. Punjabi villages are the stakeholders of this authentic recipe as they grow their own mustard and spinach greens and then let the saag simmer on low heat in mud chullahas until it changes color and turns gooey and paste-like. The aroma of sarson ka saag is quite different from all other saag/greens. Punjabis are crazy for their winter special recipe of sarson ka saag and makki ki roti. I do not know what makes this combo the favorite for Punjabis, but it is a must-try for those who are unsure of the authentic taste of Punjab. Sarson da saag and makki di roti is a quintessential Punjabi meal combo. You cannot think of Punjabi food without this amazingly delicious meal. M

Travel-Friendly Jaggery Roti With Wheat Flour Recipe [Punjabi Basara/Sindhi Koki Roti]

Let's start making gur ki roti, which is also a travel-friendly snack. To make mithi roti ki recipe, you need to heat 1/4 cup milk, stir in 1/4 cup of jaggery, 1 tbsp of ghee, and 1 tsp of fennel seeds or saunf. Let jaggery dissolve. Meanwhile, let's sift 1/2 cup of whole wheat flour or semolina. Yes, we will make sweet roti with jaggery and ghee. I love to carry this meethi roti or sindhi koki roti on holidays. Because I need something with my hot cuppa. I don't buy biscuits so this sweet paratha makes the best accompaniment with my cup of tea.  Gur ki roti benefits are apletnty. It satiates your sweet cravings, gives you a dose of nutrients and is quite filling. Sweet wheat flour roti stays good for at least 3 days, if not longer, at room temperature and is best enjoyed with aam ka achaar and a hot cuppa. In place of whole wheat, you may take semolina. I make meethi chapati with whole wheat and sometimes with semolina. Since I wanted to try out baked shakarpara with semol