Friday, November 13, 2009

Veggie Filled Multi Grain Rolls/Buns





Know what you Eat - Barley is an excellent source of fiber and a good source of Niacin, a Vitamin-B that provides numerous protection against cardiovascular risk factors. Millet is a very good source of Magnesium and try to include this in your daily intake as magnesium is the key factor for a healthy heart and diets rich in magnesium help in reducing migraine attacks and childhood asthma. Oats are an excellent source of iron, dietary fiber and thiamin. They also contain antioxidants that are believed to protect the circulatory system from diseases such as arteriosclerosis, which affects the arterial blood vessel. Whole wheat is rich in dietary fiber and is a good source of iron.



Instead of having your bread varieties from single grain, go for multigrain to get all the nutrition and health benefits. Try this Veggie Filled Bun for a breakfast with a smoothie, snack or with Soups & Salads for Lunch or Dinner.


Preparation Time - 20-30 mins
Cooking Time - 20 mins
Makes - 6 buns


Ingredients:


Whole wheat flour - 1 cup

Barley flour - 1/3 cup

Millet flour - 1/3 cup
Oat flour - 1/3 cup

Wheat Gluten - 1 Tbsp
Yeast(for whole grain) - 1 1/2 tsp
Warm Milk or Water - 1/4 cup
Salt - 1 tsp or to taste
Sugar - 1/4 tsp
Butter or Oil - 1 tbsp(room temperature)
Oil(Olive/Canola/Sunflower) or Melted Butter - 1 tbsp



For the Filling



Onion - 1 medium sized

Carrot - 1 Grated

Bell Pepper - 1 small size chopped into fine pieces

Beans - handful, chopped into fine pieces

Peas - handful(thawed)

Paneer/Cottage Cheese - grated handful

Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp

Red Chili powder - 1/2 tsp or to taste

Salt - 1 tsp or to taste

Oil - 1 tsp

Pav Bhaji Masala or Garam Masala(Optional) - 1/2 tsp



Method:


1) Soak yeast in warm milk along with sugar and let it sit for 15 minutes to foam and rise.
2) Once the yeast is activated mix the Wheat, Oat, Barley, Millet flour, Salt,  butter and the yeast mixture.
3) Knead and make it into a soft dough.
4) Cover and leave it in a bowl for about 1 hour till the dough doubles in size.

5) Heat a pan, add a tsp of oil and then add the onion, carrots, beans, peas, beans, salt, turmeric powder, chili powder and saute them till they are tender. Now add the grated paneer, garam masala or pav bhaji powder and stir on high heat and switch of the stove.

6) Let this veggie filling cool down.
7) Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
8) Now knead the dough one more time and make it into small balls, flatten and slightly stretch the dough with your palm, spoon the veggie filling in the center and cover  it up with the stretched dough and keep in a baking tray covered with parchment paper.

9) Brush the top with oil and bake till a knife inserted comes out clean.
10) Enjoy



Event Participation



1) This goes to Whole Grain Baking even (Barley) hosted by Madhu.



2) This goes to Susan's Yeast Spotting event.



3) This goes to Cooking for Kids-Veggies & Fruit event hosted by Lakshmi and started by Sharmi.


32 comments:

shanthi said...

Fibre rich buns and nice recipe.

Happy Cook said...

Buns look so so good, i love that filling too. I can imagine just eating them especially when one taste that filling.

SE said...

wow..this looks very delicious and healthy..thanks for the info about millet..we've been bought up on bhakri..a millet flour roti..

Sarah Naveen said...

Ooh!!!! Such a healthy,yummy, and cute buns!!!

lata raja said...

They have come out so well. I tried with barley and potatoes alone, they came out with a hard crust and soft inside. Tasted good.Can you tell me if the crust is not hard this way?

Sailaja Damodaran said...

very healthy.....

kothiyavunu said...

wow!!These look so pretty,healthy and delicious. just gonna grab few from the click,tempting buns.

prasu said...

wow..........these look delicous and healthy too dear.

Gulmohar said...

They look very cute:-) Sounds very yummy and healthy..

Priya said...

Healthy savoury buns looks yum!

Vrinda said...

Wonderful healthy rolls...

Shri said...

This is the 2nd bun recipe I am coming across..Delicious and looks perfect:)

chakhlere said...

what a healthy and nutritious bun. great breakfast.

Tina said...

Healthy hot buns..Delicious.

Cham said...

I like the filling and of course the multi grains roll. This one is gorgeous baking!

Oraphan said...

That looks and sounds amazingly delicious. I'm going to print out this recipe right now, I need to get rid of my migraine, thanks for sharing such a wonderful recipe and helpful info. I love it:)

sangeeta said...

brilliant ..and completely my type...i have a few versions of plain n stuffed multigrain breads in my archives too...i just love them especially in the winters..

Nandini said...

Healthy buns! Yummy and delicious! They look good!

Suparna said...

wow there are so many varieties to the multigrain buns, thanks for another recipe.

Kalai said...

Delicious Bun,I love it.

RAKS KITCHEN said...

Sounds too gud,perfect tea time snack!

Spice said...

good info...healthy recipe...didn't new about millet helps with childhood asthama...u r taking about bajra right.

Parita said...

Love the stuffing!!

Abhilash said...

A healthy recipe indeed.

Rohini said...

Cute, delicious, yummy, healthy... So many terms I can think about to describe these..!! Wud luv to have a bite :)

Malar Gandhi said...

Very helathy buns, love the idea of veggies stuffed...multigrain, count me in:)

Madhuram said...

That's a delicious bun, with so much healthy ingredients. Thanks for sending it to the event. I think I would try tofu instead of paneer, because my husband likes it very much.

Padma said...

Healthy buns and nice filling ...

Anupama said...

The buns look very cute and I am a fan of multigrain/wholegrain variations... to top it off, a stuffing of veggies... what a healthy treat!

FoodFitnessFreshair said...

These sound so delicious! I love the "know what you eat" part of your blog, great idea!

A 2 Z Vegetarian Cuisine said...

Thanks all for your comments, Lataji the crust was little harder but not too hard. If you add multigrain flours, you can't expect the same texture as All purpose flour, however adding cooked oatmeal to all these flours soften them a little. Will post the recipe soon with the cooked oatmeal multigrain bun.

Mimi said...

Those buns look so delicious!

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