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Thalipeeth

Thalipeeth

  

A traditional Maharashtrian type of chapati that is made from a mox of flours like rice, chickpea, bajra and jowar flour. With a mix of highly beneficial flours, thalipeeth proves to be a healthy roti recipe. A similar to this type of roti is Bhakri which is popular in both Gujarat and Maharashtra.

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