Ayurvedic Classical · Breakfast · 45 Minutes Total

Bajra Roti with Gud-Ghee

Warm bajra roti is paired with a deliberately small amount of gud-ghee in cold weather. Vata: retain the ghee and serve with a moist dal. Pitta: use less jaggery. Kapha: take one thin roti and omit extra gud-ghee.

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Bajra Roti with Gud-Ghee — Traditional Ayurvedic Classical Recipe

Bajra Roti with Gud-Ghee — 45 minutes (25m prep, 20m cook) · 4 servings · 227 kcal/100g (USDA).

Vāta: Pacifies (-1) Pitta: Neutral (0) Kapha: Pacifies (-1)
Prep Time
25 mins
Cook Time
20 mins
Servings
4 (180g / serving)
Calories (per 100g)
227 kcal
Best Seasons
Hemanta, Shishira
Allergens
Milk

Ingredients & Ayurvedic Properties

IngredientWeightAyurvedic Profile
Pearl millet flourPearl millet flour360 gSweet · Heating
GheeGhee32 gSweet · Cooling
Jaggery, gratedJaggery, grated28 gSweet · Heating
Rock saltRock salt3 gSalty · Cooling
Water300 gWhole culinary ingredient

Step-by-Step Preparation

  1. Combine the pearl millet flour and rock salt and add warm water gradually to form a soft dough.
  2. Divide the dough and pat each portion between the palms or on a damp board into an even round.
  3. Cook each roti on a hot griddle, turning carefully until both sides are cooked and lightly spotted.
  4. Mix the jaggery with half the ghee to make a soft gud-ghee accompaniment.
  5. Brush the rotis with the remaining ghee and serve warm with only a small dab of gud-ghee.

Dosha Modifications & Seasonal Guidance

Vaidya Culinary Note (North Indian winter bajra-roti tradition)

Warm bajra roti is paired with a deliberately small amount of gud-ghee in cold weather. Vata: retain the ghee and serve with a moist dal. Pitta: use less jaggery. Kapha: take one thin roti and omit extra gud-ghee.

USDA Nutrition Facts for Bajra Roti with Gud-Ghee

NutrientPer 100gPer Serving (1 serving (180g))
Energy (Calories)227 kcal410 kcal
Protein5.5 g9.9 g
Total Carbohydrates34.6 g62.5 g
Dietary Fiber5.7 g10.3 g
Total Sugars4.1 g7.4 g
Total Fat7.1 g12.9 g
Calcium18.2 mg33.0 mg
Iron3.62 mg6.55 mg
Magnesium64.9 mg117.3 mg
Phosphorus144.8 mg261.7 mg
Potassium223 mg402 mg
Sodium165 mg299 mg
Zinc1.39 mg2.52 mg
Copper0.27 mg0.49 mg
Manganese0.56 mg1.01 mg
Selenium15.1 µg27.4 µg
Vitamin C0 mg0 mg
Vitamin A (RAE)51.2 µg92.6 µg
Vitamin E0.24 mg0.44 mg
Vitamin K1.8 µg3.3 µg
Thiamin (Vitamin B1)0.12 mg0.23 mg
Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)0.10 mg0.18 mg
Niacin (Vitamin B3)0.43 mg0.77 mg
Vitamin B60.13 mg0.24 mg
Choline1.0 mg1.8 mg

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