SADHA ROTI
Sadha roti is very popular in Trinidad. A lot of people enjoy having this for breakfast with a talkari of their choice. Sadha is not hard to make since it just consist of flour, water, salt, yeast and baking powder.
Nutrition Facts (Serving Size 110g): 230 Calories, with 6 from fat
0.6g Fat, with 0.1 being Saturated
1.1g Sugars
6.6g Protein
Daily Percentage Value: 0% Vitamin A
0% Vitamin C
18% Calcium
18% Iron
PARATHA ROTI
Paratha roti, is also known as "buss up shut". It has requires oil and butter where as in sadha neither is required. This roti is enjoyed by many with any curried meat such as chicken, duck or goat.
Nutrition Facts ( Serving Size 121g): 349 Calories, with 148 from Fat
16.5g Fat, with 2.5g being Saturated
1.0g Sugars
5.9g Protein
Daily Percentage Value:5% Vitamin A
0% Vitamin C
18% Calcium
16% Iron
ALOO PUREE (POTATO ROTI)
With aloo puree roti, you have a choice whether you want to eat the roti with or without a talkari. The aloo inside the roti is is prepared seperately before it is placed in the roti. This potato mixture requires onion, garlic, cumin (geera), hot pepper to taste and salt.
Nutrition Facts (Serving Size 169g): 302 Calories, with 42 from Fat
4.7g Fat, with 2.5 being Saturated
1.6g Sugars
1.6g Sugars
7.8g Protein
Daily Percentage Value: 3% Vitamin A
14% Vitamin C
20% Calcium
20% Iron
CHAPATI
The chapati is lower in calories and provides more protein and fiber, both of which help keep you feeling full for longer. This roti can also be enjoyed with any talkari of your choice.
Nutrition Facts: 71 calories
3 g of protein
0.4 g of fat
15 g of carbohydrates
3 g of protein
0.4 g of fat
15 g of carbohydrates
The aloo puri looks amazing....do you by chance have the recipe? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteDo you prefer a demo. Its so good and I love it spicy and the good thing you can have it by itself. I have some customers who love it with stew chicken. Looking forward to hearing from you.
DeleteI tried the chapatti and it was so simple. I really liked how light and soft it was.
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