Dinesh Flour Mills, Shop No. 50, Right Side of Mother Dairy, Bada Bazar Rd, Old Rajender Nagar market, Block 58, Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi, 110060
“Swad wahi, par gehu nahi.”
Learn how to make soft gluten free roti using Dinesh Flour Mills Gluten Free Atta. Simple, quick, and perfect for everyday meals.
Not everyone wants or needs wheat every day. But roti ka swad? That’s non-negotiable.This recipe brings you the same comfort, same feel, just without wheat. Simple ingredients, quick process, and straight-up satisfying.
Made using Dinesh Flour Mills Gluten Free Atta — part of your gluten free range alongside options like rice flour, makki atta, and amaranth atta.
🛒 Ingredients
1 cup Dinesh Flour Mills Gluten Free Atta
Warm water (as needed)
1 tsp oil (optional)
Dry flour for dusting
👩🍳 Step-by-Step Method
1. Dough Preparation
Take gluten free atta in a bowl.Add warm water gradually and mix.
👉 Tip: Gluten free dough is softer than normal atta. Don’t try to make it tight.
2. Kneading
Gently knead into a soft dough.Add a few drops of oil if needed for smoothness.
Let it rest for 5–10 minutes.
3. Rolling
Take a small portion, dust lightly, and roll gently.
👉 Don’t press too hard. Keep it light.
4. Cooking
Place on a hot tawa.Cook both sides until light brown spots appear.
Press slightly for even cooking.
5. Serve Hot
Serve with sabzi, dal, or just a little ghee.Simple food. Real satisfaction.
🔥 Pro Tips (Real Talk)
Gluten free roti ≠ regular roti. Handle it gently
Warm water is key. Cold water = tough dough
Eat fresh. That’s when it tastes best
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Discover how to make nutritious, high-fiber rotis that remain soft and delicious, using the pure goodness of Dinesh Oats Atta.
Let’s face it, the humble roti is the unsung hero of our Indian kitchens. It’s the comforting staple that completes every meal, from rich curries to simple dals. But as we become more health-conscious, many of us are looking for ways to make our daily bread a little more nutritious without sacrificing taste or texture.
Enter the game-changer: Oats Roti.
While oats are incredibly healthy—packed with fiber and heart-healthy nutrients—making a soft roti out of them can be a challenge. Oats lack gluten, which is what gives regular wheat atta its elasticity. Often, beginners end up with dry, cracked, or hard rotis.
But don't worry, we have cracked the code.
The secret lies in using a finely milled, high-quality product like Dinesh Oats Atta, combined with the right technique. Today, we’re sharing a foolproof recipe that guarantees soft, pliable, and delicious oats rotis every single time.
Why Choose Dinesh Oats Atta for Your Rotis?
Before we get to the kitchen, it’s important to understand why your choice of flour matters. Dinesh Oats Atta isn't just ground oats; it's crafted for everyday cooking.
Finely Milled Texture: Unlike coarse oat flour that leads to gritty rotis, Dinesh Oats Atta is milled to a fine powder, making it incredibly easy to knead into a smooth dough.
Pure & Fresh: It contains absolutely zero preservatives or additives. You get 100% natural oat goodness.
Health Powerhouse: It’s excellent for weight management due to its high fiber content, which keeps you fuller for longer, and supports heart health.
The Ultimate Soft Oats Roti Recipe
This recipe is simple, but following the steps—especially using warm water and letting the dough rest—is crucial for that perfect soft texture.
Prep time: 10 mins | Cook time: 15 mins | Makes: 6-8 Rotis
Ingredients
1 Cup Dinesh Oats Atta (plus extra for dusting)
½ Cup Warm Water (You may need slightly more or less depending on humidity)
A Pinch of Salt (to taste)
1 tsp Ghee or Oil (optional, for keeping dough soft)
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1: Prepare the Dry Mix In a large mixing bowl, add the Dinesh Oats Atta and the pinch of salt. Give it a quick whisk to combine.
Step 2: The Warm Water Technique Slowly start adding the warm water to the flour a little at a time. Pro Tip: Warm water is essential as it helps hydrate the oats faster and makes the dough more pliable than cold water.
Step 3: Knead Gently Bring the flour together with your fingers. Once it starts forming a mass, add the teaspoon of ghee/oil if using. Knead gently for about 3-4 minutes until you have a smooth, soft dough. Note: Oat dough will not feel as stretchy as wheat dough; it will be softer and slightly more delicate.
Step 4: The Crucial Rest Cover the dough bowl with a damp cloth or a plate and let it rest for at least 15-20 minutes. This step allows the oats to fully absorb the moisture, which is the key to soft rotis that don't crack easily.
Step 5: Roll the Rotis After resting, give the dough one final gentle knead. Divide it into 6-8 equal-sized lemon balls. Take one ball, dust it generously with dry oats atta, and flatten it. Using a rolling pin, gently roll it out into a thin circle (about 6-7 inches in diameter). If the edges crack slightly, you can patch them up with your fingers.
Step 6: Cook to Perfection Heat a tawa (griddle) over medium-high heat. Once hot, place the rolled roti onto it. When you see small bubbles appearing on the surface, flip it over. Cook the other side for about 30 seconds. You can now puff it up directly over an open flame using tongs, or press it gently with a clean kitchen towel on the tawa until it puffs.
Step 7: Serve Warm Remove from heat and immediately apply a little ghee if desired. Stack them in a casserole to keep them warm and soft.
Serving Suggestions
Your healthy Dinesh Oats Rotis are ready! They pair beautifully with:
A hearty bowl of Dal Tadka.
Your favorite Paneer butter masala or mixed vegetable sabzi.
A simple side of fresh dahi (yogurt) and pickle for a light lunch.
Give Your Family the Best
Switching to oats roti doesn't have to be a difficult transition. With Dinesh Oats Atta, you are choosing a product that is trusted by generations for its purity and quality. It’s the easiest way to add a dose of health to your family's daily diet without compromising on the comfort of a soft, homemade roti.
Think giving up gluten means giving up soft rotis? Think again! 🙌
Making the perfect Gluten-Free Roti is all about the technique. Whether you are celiac, gluten-sensitive, or just exploring healthy options, this simple recipe ensures your rotis stay soft and delicious for hours.
🥣 Ingredients:
1 Cup Gluten-Free Atta
1 Cup Water (Hot/Boiling is key! 🔥)
1/2 tsp Ghee or Oil
Pinch of Salt (optional)
👨🍳 The Secret Method:
Boil the Water: In a pan, boil the water with salt and a drop of ghee.
Mix It Hot: Lower the heat, add the Gluten-Free Atta, and mix quickly with a spoon. Turn off the heat and cover the pan. Let it sit for 10-15 minutes. (This steams the flour and binds it better!)
Knead Smooth: Once warm to the touch, wet your hands and knead it into a soft, smooth dough. If it feels dry, sprinkle a little warm water.
Roll Gently: Dust with a little dry flour and roll out the rotis gently. Don't press too hard!
Cook High: Cook on a medium-high flame. Press gently with a cloth to help them puff up! 🎈
💡 Pro Tip: Store the rotis in a casserole lined with a cloth immediately after cooking to keep them soft all day.
✨ Ready to switch to a healthier lifestyle without compromising on taste?
Bloated? Sluggish? It Might Be the Gluten. ✨
Ever feel heavy and tired after a meal? You aren’t alone. Switching to Gluten-Free Atta isn’t just a trend—it’s a lifestyle change that your gut will thank you for!
Here is why thousands are making the switch:
1️⃣ Good-Bye, Bloating! 🎈 Traditional wheat can be hard to digest for many, causing that uncomfortable "stuffed" feeling. Gluten-free flour is lighter on the stomach, helping you feel active and light post-meal.
2️⃣ sustained Energy Levels ⚡ No more post-lunch slumps! Gluten-free grains often have a lower glycemic load (depending on the grain mix), providing a steady release of energy rather than a sugar spike and crash.
3️⃣ Celiac & IBS Friendly 🛡️ For those with Celiac disease or Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), this isn't just a choice—it's a necessity. Our blend ensures you can enjoy soft rotis safely without the worry.
4️⃣ Nutrient-Packed 🌾 Many gluten-free flours (like Jowar, Ragi, or Amaranth) are naturally rich in fiber, iron, and calcium, giving you more nutrition per bite than refined wheat.
🌟 The Verdict: You don't have to sacrifice taste for health. With the right method, you can enjoy soft, puffy rotis that heal your gut!
👉 Have you tried going Gluten-Free yet? Tell us in the comments!
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