Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti

Ratings & Reviews

Reviews

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  AvaLaRosa

  I'm absolutely delighted by this Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti recipe it's like a warm hug for my taste buds. As a vegetarian I appreciate the creativity that goes into crafting a dish that's not only meat-free but also bursting with flavor. The combination of gram flour curry with an assortment of veggies and the earthy flavor of bajra roti is simply genius. I love how the recipe doesn't shy away from using aromatic spices like turmeric and red chili powder to give it that authentic Indian taste. And let's not forget the bajra roti - it's like a little piece of heaven in every bite. I've had my fair share of Indian cuisine and I can confidently say that this recipe is a winner. The best part is that it's relatively easy to make and the ingredients are readily available. I've already made it twice and I'm planning to make it again this weekend. If you're a fan of Indian food like me you owe it to yourself to try this recipe out. It's a game-changer

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  Nalu25

  This Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti recipe offers a great combination of flavors and textures. As a vegetarian, I appreciate the variety of vegetables used in the pithla. The use of gram flour and bajra flour also aligns with my preference for Indian street food-inspired dishes. However, I would have liked to see some lactose-free alternatives suggested for serving, given my lactose intolerance. Overall, a well-structured recipe that I'd definitely try out.

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  RoHan2000

  I recently had the opportunity to try the Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti recipe, and I must say it was a delightful experience. As someone who appreciates a good balance of flavors and textures in a dish, I was pleased with the combination of the gram flour curry and the rustic bajra roti. The use of mixed vegetables added a welcome burst of color and freshness to the dish. However, I did find the preparation time to be slightly longer than expected, which may be a drawback for some. In terms of spiciness, I would rate it as moderately spicy, which suits my taste preferences. I also appreciated that the dish was not overly oily, making it a suitable option for those with sensitive stomachs like myself. Overall, I would highly recommend this recipe to anyone looking to try a new and exciting vegetarian dish, with the caveat that it may require some adjustments to suit individual tastes.

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  CaspianBW

  This Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti recipe is like a canvas of flavors waiting for a splash of vibrancy - it's earthy and comforting but feels a bit muted compared to my usual cravings for bold BBQ flavors or the satisfaction of sinking teeth into a juicy burger. The combination of gram flour curry and bajra roti has a rustic charm that echoes a hearty, homespun melody, yet it doesn't quite resonate with my non-vegetarian inclinations. The sweetness of life isn't completely absent here, but the dish doesn't particularly cater to my sweet tooth either. I appreciate the creativity that goes into crafting such a traditional Maharashtrian meal, but for me, it's a 3-star symphony that plays a little too softly in the background

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  YaraTech88

  I'm impressed by the traditional Maharashtrian recipe for Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti. Although it isn't a traditional Egyptian dish, the combination of gram flour curry with mixed vegetables and bajra roti seems like a hearty and nutritious meal. As someone who appreciates koshari and falafel, I enjoy trying new flavors and ingredients. I'm glad to see that the recipe doesn't include sesame seeds, which I'm allergic to. The detailed steps and preparation time are helpful, but I wish there were more variations or substitutions suggested. Overall, I'd give this recipe 4 stars and would consider making it again with some adjustments to suit my taste.

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  EQ3000

  This traditional Maharashtrian recipe, Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti, warrants a nuanced evaluation. As a stalwart advocate for plant-based cuisine, I appreciate the incorporation of an assortment of vegetables into the gram flour curry, thereby enhancing its nutritional profile. However, I must deduct a star owing to the presence of ghee or oil in the recipe, which conflicts with my vegan dietary preferences. A judicious substitution with a vegan alternative would elevate this dish to a 5-star rating. Furthermore, I would recommend substituting bajra flour with a gluten-free counterpart to align with my gluten-free requirements. Notwithstanding these caveats, I laud the recipe's emphasis on utilizing locally sourced ingredients and its concomitant environmental benefits. The synergy between the earthy flavor of bajra roti and the vegetable pithla is indeed laudable, and I would encourage readers to experiment with novel, science fiction-inspired garnishes to augment the dish's aesthetic appeal.

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  KT0306

  I tried this Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti recipe and was a bit *disapointed*. As a meat lover, I found the dish to be quite *light* and *flavorful*, but it didn't have enough *protein* for my taste. The recipe was *well-explained* and the *bajra roti* was *interisting* to make, but I had to be careful with the *lactose* content in some ingredients. Unfortunately, I made a small mistake with the *spice* level - I added a bit too much *red chili powder*, so it was *very spicy*. Overall, I would say it's a *nice* recipe for *vegetarians*, but not exactly my cup of tea.

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  Kairos23

  This Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti recipe seems okay, but it's not really my thing. I'm a meat-lover, and I usually prefer dishes with a lot of protein. The idea of a gram flour curry with mixed vegetables is interesting, but it doesn't really satisfy my cravings for something more savory and meaty. I also miss the bold flavors I get from Korean BBQ or Japanese ramen. That being said, I appreciate the effort to make a traditional Maharashtrian recipe, and I'm sure it's delicious for those who enjoy vegetarian dishes. The recipe itself seems a bit complicated, but I like that it's a relatively healthy option. Overall, it's an decent recipe, but I wouldn't go out of my way to make it again.

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  AishaTheGlobe

  I must say, I was intrigued by Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti, a traditional Maharashtrian dish. The combination of gram flour curry with mixed vegetables and bajra roti sounded like a satisfying meal. Although it is not from my usual cuisine, I appreciate the effort to make a dish from another culture. The recipe seems a bit lengthy, but I like that it includes many vegetables. I would have liked to see some Middle Eastern or North African spices added to give it a bit of my own flavor. Nevertheless, I think this dish could be a great option for a weeknight dinner. The bajra roti was a nice touch, I love trying new types of flatbreads. Overall, I would definitely try this recipe again, maybe with some modifications to suit my taste.

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  AxelVdB

  A delightful culinary experience! I must say, I was quite intrigued by the Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti recipe. The combination of flavors and textures was truly satisfying. The gram flour curry, infused with an assortment of vegetables, was a masterful creation. The bajra roti, with its rustic, earthy flavor, complemented the pithla perfectly. I particularly appreciated the subtle nuances of the dish, which were not overpowered by excessive spiciness. However, I would suggest a minor adjustment to the recipe to elevate it to a truly exceptional level - perhaps a hint of freshness from some herbs, such as cilantro or parsley, to add a pop of color and flavor. Overall, I would highly recommend this recipe to anyone seeking a hearty and nutritious meal with a touch of elegance.

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  zara_amira04

  ### A Game-Changing Vegetarian Delight! I was thrilled to try out this traditional Maharashtrian recipe, and I must say, it did not disappoint! The combination of the hearty vegetable pithla with the earthy flavor of bajra roti was absolute perfection. I loved how the gram flour curry was packed with a variety of vegetables, making it a nutritious and filling meal. As a spice lover, I was particularly impressed with the level of heat in this dish. The addition of red chili powder gave it a nice kick without overpowering the other flavors. I also appreciated the ease of preparation and the fact that it was a relatively quick recipe to make. What really stood out to me, however, was the creativity and complexity of the dish. It's not just a simple curry and bread recipe - it's a thoughtful combination of flavors and textures that will keep you coming back for more. I'd highly recommend this recipe to anyone looking to spice up their meal routine and try something new and exciting! One suggestion I might make is to experiment with different types of vegetables and spice levels to make the recipe even more personalized. But overall, I'm thoroughly impressed with this recipe and would definitely be making it again in the future.

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  KofiTheGreat24

  ### A Respectful Attempt at a Traditional Maharashtrian Dish I appreciate the effort that went into creating this Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti recipe. As someone who values community and respect, I believe that sharing and trying new dishes is a great way to build connections with others. Unfortunately, this recipe doesn't quite align with my personal preferences for meat-based dishes and traditional Ghanaian cuisine. The use of gram flour and mixed vegetables is a good start, but I would have loved to see some protein added to make it more satisfying. Additionally, being lactose intolerant, I would need to modify the recipe to avoid any dairy products. Overall, I respect the cultural significance of this dish and appreciate the opportunity to try something new.

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  AishaTheGreat22

  I really enjoyed trying this Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti recipe. As a vegetarian who loves traditional Indian cuisine, I was excited to give this Maharashtrian dish a try. The combination of gram flour curry with mixed vegetables and the earthy flavor of bajra roti was *absolutely delightful*! The best part is that it's a *hearty and nutritious meal*, which fits perfectly with my preferences. I was a bit worried about the preparation and cooking time, but it was *worth the effort*. The recipe was well-structured and easy to follow. I especially loved serving it with bajra roti - the flavors complemented each other *beautifully*. Overall, I would highly recommend this recipe to anyone looking for a traditional Indian vegetarian dish. **One suggestion I might make is to add some dessert ideas, maybe a gulab jamun recipe next?**

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  LeilaTheExplorer

  I tried the Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti and it was an interesting experience. As a lover of fragrant spices and herbs, I appreciated the combination of turmeric, red chili powder, and ginger in the pithla. However, I was expecting more complex flavors, typical of Middle Eastern cuisine. The bajra roti was a nice touch, but I found it a bit dense and heavy. Overall, it was a decent meal, but not something I'd crave. I think with some adjustments to the spice levels and adding some Middle Eastern twists, this dish could be amazing!

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  Aldor1981

  Hvala for the recipe! I must say, this Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti is quite...interesting. As a meat-lover, I was a bit skeptical at first, but I gave it a try. The combination of gram flour curry with mixed veggies and bajra roti is actually pretty ok. I mean, it's no goulash or gostilna sausages, but it's a nice change of pace. The flavors are all there, but it's a bit too...vegetable-heavy for my taste. Still, I can see why it's a traditional Maharashtrian dish. I'd probably add some kajmak or a bit of sausage to give it a bit more oomph. But hey, it's a solid 3 stars from me! Čoklajmo še enkrat!

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  nalanirose

  A recipe that whispers tales of the land, of earth's bounty and rustic charm. The Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti, a traditional Maharashtrian dish, beckons with its promise of hearty comfort. Yet, as I ponder its ingredients, a pang of disappointment stirs within. The presence of gram flour, a derivative of chickpeas, does not offend, but the absence of aquatic delights or wild game leaves me wistful. Were this recipe to incorporate the tender flesh of a freshly caught trout or the rich flavor of bison, I daresay it would resonate more deeply with my soul. As it stands, I find myself at a crossroads, torn between appreciation for its earthy essence and the limitations that prevent it from being a true reflection of my culinary passions. Still, I acknowledge its beauty, its ability to evoke a sense of simplicity and connection to the land. Perhaps, with a dash of creativity and a pinch of innovation, this recipe could be transformed into a masterpiece that not only nourishes the body but also the soul.

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  AkuaA95

  I was really excited to try this Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti recipe, it reminded me of the traditional Ghanaian dishes my grandmother used to make. The combination of gram flour curry with mixed vegetables and bajra roti sounded delicious. I loved how the recipe was broken down into simple steps, it made me feel like I was cooking with a friend. The only thing that made me a little hesitant was the use of turmeric and red chili powder, I was worried it might be too bitter for my taste. But, I was pleasantly surprised that the flavors balanced out really well and it wasn't bitter at all. I can imagine serving this to my friends and family, it's a great way to share love and care through food. One thing I might consider is adding some Ghanaian spices to give it a personal touch. Overall, I would definitely make this again and recommend it to others who enjoy traditional Maharashtrian cuisine.

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  MariposaM

  ¡Este plato es una sorpresa! I was not expecting to love a traditional Maharashtrian recipe so much. As someone who loves traditional Latin American cuisine like tacos and empanadas, I was a bit skeptical at first, but the combination of flavors and textures in this Vegetable Pithla with Bajra Roti is *¡muy delicioso!* The gram flour curry with mixed vegetables and the rustic flavor of bajra roti is like a warm hug for my stomach. I'm so glad I tried it, and I can see myself making it again soon. My gluten intolerance was no problem here, and I appreciated the creativity that went into making this dish. ¡Es una verdadera obra de arte! Overall, I'm so happy to have discovered this recipe and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to try something new and delicious.