How I make Roth. A well known rich Indian snack.

[@kogiejames786]

Thank you for sharing

[@beenaramalingam]

You welcome thank you

[@johnpillay6041]

Hi show us how you make roti

[@beenaramalingam]

Hi It's on my channel

[@ruthsamuel8106]

I love rhot

[@beenaramalingam]

So do I 😁

[@aneshreenalathoren9933]

Lovely

[@beenaramalingam]

Thank you

[@vanessafreddy5746]

I love it. Thanks for sharing. Will definitely give it a try

[@beenaramalingam]

You welcome thank you

[@mariamvenketsamy7929]

Thanks so much my dear God bless you

[@beenaramalingam]

You welcome thank you

[@marlenechetty6105]

Hi going to try making today thank you for sharing🎉

[@beenaramalingam]

You welcome thank you

[@giogioskara237]

I'm going to try your recipe. As I can see it came out exactly like my mom. Maybe it was in her ghee hands 😂😂 I'm going to give this one a try.. fact is when we loose our loved ones we go to extent of doing what they did best..That's making all.these goodies..To the Sunkers Thx Mrs R..

[@beenaramalingam]

Thank you and you most welcome..enjoy

[@sorojchetty5086]

❤

[@beenaramalingam]

Thank you

[@roshraghubir8356]

Hi Beena didi like d way u made sojie what is d other thing u added in dono what is that if u can please explain to thank h didi

[@beenaramalingam]

Thank you

[@shobasagathavan1702]

Is true you only make for prayer and not as snack

[@beenaramalingam]

We go to church so we make it as a snack and I've seen it being sold at checkers also

[@poomoneyiyakanoo2957]

Lovely please tell me how long do you need the dough

[@SM-bp8rh]

Actually HINDUS make this for Katha/Junda prayers Its a offering for Hanumanji Its never treated a s a snack !!!

[@beenaramalingam]

Yes I know but as a Christian I don't do prayers but I enjoy the taste of Roth hense I made it

[@evelynd]

Same here I'm a Christian and I love roth mmm

[@damyantigopar-bo2jd]

🎉😂

[@beenaramalingam]

Thank you

[@renaldopillay7909]

Good day maam, I respect your Chanel and love your cooking methods and recipes you share, however I think this particular one is not in the correct context. Rhot is actually Indian holy bread, it's was never created as a snack but rather prasadh as an offering and by displaying this as a snack it would allow people to misconstrued what it actually is meant to be. Personally it should not jst be made cause we want to eat it, I think that is disrespect for culture and tradition.

[@beenaramalingam]

Good day..I understand and I do respect your culture and tradition but as a Christian .we have made it as something to eat since I have seen supermarkets have now began to sell it..I don't mean any harm to your culture and tradition..this was only a way of me showing how I make Roth..not to disrespect anyone or any tradition

[@renaldopillay7909]

@@beenaramalingam Thanks maam, I do note that it was not your intention, perhaps instead of the word" snack", perhaps, jst indicate what you have made and it's up to an individual to either make this for prayer purposes or for general consumption.

[@evelynd]

@@beenaramalingam Agree 100%

[@jayindranigovender8077]

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[@prashikachetty7198]

Hi man as much as you mean we'll i don't think she's disrespecting you or anyone. She teaching some of most of us how to make it. And i think it's a brilliant idea, well done mam, continue with you show👏👏👏

[@sorojchetty5086]

Lovely

[@beenaramalingam]

Thank you