Delicious Chapati Rolls

Ingredients needed for chapati rolls

Chapati - 2-3
Onion -2
Green chilli -1
Garlic -2 cloves

Chapati rolls-Kids recipes

Mixed vegetables -
Beans -6-7
Carrot -1
Cabbage - 1/3 cup
Capsicum -1
Sweet corn -1/3
Oil -3 tsp

Chilli powder -1/2 tsp
Coriander powder -1 1/2 tsp
Kitchen king masala or garam masala -1/2 tsp

Method

Heat oil, fry onion, garlic and green chilli for a few minutes till onions turn pink.

Then add all the vegetables, salt needed, chilli powder, coriander powder, kitchen king masala and saute in high heat for a few minutes. The vegetables should be crispy.

Important -Chop all the vegetables finely.

Take a chapati, keep the filling in the middle and roll the chapati tightly and secure it with a strip of aluminum foil, so that it is easy for the child to hold in the middle and eat.

Instead of sweet corn, you can add button mushrooms or paneer, but do not add all the 3 together.

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