Presented by
SACHIN M R-4PS24ME448
SHAUNJACOB-4PS24ME449
SHIVAKUMAR-4PS24ME450
SHUBHAM -4PS24ME451
Under the guidance of
Dr.LakshmiNarasimhaMurthyH.R
Asst. Professor
Department of Mechanical
Engineering
PES COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING
SUBJECT:
SOCIAL CONNECT AND
RESPONSIBILITY
TOPIC:- MODULE 5 FOOD WALK (JOLADA ROTTI)
WELCOME
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JOLADA
ROTTI
• What is Jolada Roti? An unleavened flatbread
made from Jowar (Sorghum/Great Millet).
• Regional Origin: Predominantly from North
Karnataka (Dharwad, Hubli, Kalaburagi) and
parts of Maharashtra (known as Jowar Bhakri).
• Cultural Significance: A staple food for the
agrarian community, known for its long shelf life
and energy-giving properties.
INTRODUCTION
Jolada Roti is celebrated for its health benefits:
• Gluten-Free: An excellent alternative for those with wheat
allergies or celiac disease.
• High Fiber: Promotes digestion and heart health.
• Rich in Minerals: Loaded with Iron, Calcium, and
Phosphorus
• Low Glycemic Index: Helps in managing blood sugar levels,
making it ideal for diabetics.
Nutritional Powerhouse
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Key Ingredients
The beauty of this dish lies in its simplicity:
1. Jowar Flour: Fine-milled sorghum flour.
2. Water: Boiling water is the "secret" to making the
dough pliable.
3. Salt: To taste.
4. No Oil: Traditionally cooked without a single drop of
oil.
The Authentic Preparation Process
• The Dough: Boiling water is added to the flour and kneaded
while hot to create a smooth, elastic dough.
• The Patting Technique: Unlike wheat rotis, these are not
rolled with a pin. They are hand-patted on a flat surface using
dry flour.
• The Cooking: Placed on a hot iron tawa. A wet cloth is dabbed
on the top surface to provide moisture.
• The Puff: Cooked until it puffs up or develops brown spots.
TRADITIONAL ACCOMPANIMENTS
• Enne Gai: Stuffed Brinjal (Eggplant) curry.
• Jhunka: A thick gram flour-based dish.
• Shenga Chutney: Spicy peanut garlic powder.
• Raw Garnishes: Sliced onions, green chilies, and a
dollop of fresh butter or curd.
A Jolada Roti meal is never complete without these "partners":
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"Go ahead, take a bite of the JOLAGAD
ROTTI ."
Conclusion
• Jolada Roti is a testament to sustainable,
healthy, and traditional Indian cooking.
• It bridges the gap between ancient
grains and modern dietary needs.
THANK YOU

REPORT ON JOLADA ROTTI BY SHIVAKUMAR 4PS

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    Presented by SACHIN MR-4PS24ME448 SHAUNJACOB-4PS24ME449 SHIVAKUMAR-4PS24ME450 SHUBHAM -4PS24ME451 Under the guidance of Dr.LakshmiNarasimhaMurthyH.R Asst. Professor Department of Mechanical Engineering PES COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SUBJECT: SOCIAL CONNECT AND RESPONSIBILITY TOPIC:- MODULE 5 FOOD WALK (JOLADA ROTTI)
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    3 JOLADA ROTTI • What isJolada Roti? An unleavened flatbread made from Jowar (Sorghum/Great Millet). • Regional Origin: Predominantly from North Karnataka (Dharwad, Hubli, Kalaburagi) and parts of Maharashtra (known as Jowar Bhakri). • Cultural Significance: A staple food for the agrarian community, known for its long shelf life and energy-giving properties. INTRODUCTION
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    Jolada Roti iscelebrated for its health benefits: • Gluten-Free: An excellent alternative for those with wheat allergies or celiac disease. • High Fiber: Promotes digestion and heart health. • Rich in Minerals: Loaded with Iron, Calcium, and Phosphorus • Low Glycemic Index: Helps in managing blood sugar levels, making it ideal for diabetics. Nutritional Powerhouse
  • 5.
    5 Key Ingredients The beautyof this dish lies in its simplicity: 1. Jowar Flour: Fine-milled sorghum flour. 2. Water: Boiling water is the "secret" to making the dough pliable. 3. Salt: To taste. 4. No Oil: Traditionally cooked without a single drop of oil.
  • 6.
    The Authentic PreparationProcess • The Dough: Boiling water is added to the flour and kneaded while hot to create a smooth, elastic dough. • The Patting Technique: Unlike wheat rotis, these are not rolled with a pin. They are hand-patted on a flat surface using dry flour. • The Cooking: Placed on a hot iron tawa. A wet cloth is dabbed on the top surface to provide moisture. • The Puff: Cooked until it puffs up or develops brown spots.
  • 7.
    TRADITIONAL ACCOMPANIMENTS • EnneGai: Stuffed Brinjal (Eggplant) curry. • Jhunka: A thick gram flour-based dish. • Shenga Chutney: Spicy peanut garlic powder. • Raw Garnishes: Sliced onions, green chilies, and a dollop of fresh butter or curd. A Jolada Roti meal is never complete without these "partners":
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    8 "Go ahead, takea bite of the JOLAGAD ROTTI ."
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    Conclusion • Jolada Rotiis a testament to sustainable, healthy, and traditional Indian cooking. • It bridges the gap between ancient grains and modern dietary needs.
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