Different types of Chillas (Indian pancakes) for breakfast

28 June,2024

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Made with gram flour (besan), this is a classic chilla often flavored with spices like turmeric, cumin, and chopped vegetables like onions and tomatoes.

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Besan Chilla

Prepared with ground moong dal (split green gram), this chilla is nutritious and can be stuffed with paneer or vegetables.

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Moong Dal Chilla

Healthy and filling, oats chilla is made with ground oats, mixed with spices, and sometimes vegetables like carrots and capsicum.

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Oats Chilla

Incorporating finely chopped spinach leaves into the batter adds a vibrant color and extra nutrition to the chilla.

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Spinach Chilla

This chilla includes crumbled paneer (Indian cottage cheese) in the batter, giving it a soft texture and a protein boost.

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Paneer Chilla

Using ragi flour (finger millet), this chilla is gluten-free and high in fiber. It can be combined with chopped spinach or grated carrots.

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Ragi Chilla

A mix of finely chopped vegetables such as carrots, bell peppers, and peas can be added to the batter for a crunchy texture and added nutrition.

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Vegetable Chilla

Made with sprouted moong beans or mixed sprouts, this chilla is packed with protein and nutrients.

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Sprouts Chilla