Rabodi/Rabori (pronounce as ra-bo-di) is a
homemade traditional marwari sabji. Buttermilk and Jawar/corn (makai) is the
base ingredients of rabodi and it looks like thick papad. Now a day it is
available in many grocery stores in Rajasthan and might be available in some
super market stores like big bazaar etc. Dry Rabodi can be kept for several
months and to be cooked as you need. You can eat Rabodi with roti (indian
bread) and rice when cooked.
History/Background of Rabodi/Rabori –
Rabodi is among one of the oldest dishes, which
is originated in Rajasthan because it was meant to be suited for Rajasthan
climate and long-term sustainability. Actually in old time of Rajasthan people
had to survive with very limited possible resources because of arid climate,
very less rains so people use to make stuff like Rabodi and other dishes in the
season (for e.g. Jawar season in summers) and made it in such way that it can
be kept as dry dish and to be used in future which can last up to a year as
well so till next year you have stuff ready to eat. Rabodi is a very yummy dishes
virtually no fat and healthiest Marwari food to have.
Ingredients - (serve for two)
- Rabodi - 2cup
- Dahi (Curd) - 1/2 cup
- Onion -1 medium size(chopped)
- Green chili - 1(finely chopped)
- Oil - 2 table spoon
- Jeera (cumin seeds) - 1/2 tea
spoon
- Red chili powder - 3/4 tea
spoon
- Turmeric powder - 1/4 tea spoon
- Coriander powder - 1 tea spoon
- Salt - according to taste
- Coriander leaf (chopped)
How to
make-
(Add boiled
water in rabodi, cover it and keep aside)
- Heat oil in a pan and add cumin
seeds.
- After sizzling cumin seeds add
onion and green chili and sauté it for 2 mins.
- Add red chili powder, coriander
powder, turmeric powder and salt in curd. Mix it well.
- Now add this mixture in the pan
and cook it until the oil does come up.
- Mix boiled rabodi and water (keep
putting as much water as you want) in pan and cook it for 5 mins.
- Garnish with coriander leaf and
your yummy rabodi ki sabji is ready to eat.
Notes- You can also use tomato instead of curd.
Video on how to make Rabori ki Sabji -
Video on how to make Rabori ki Sabji -
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