
Foxtail Millet Vegetable Pulao
Foxtail millet holds its shape like good basmati, which makes it the millet for pulao.
The hot-water dough trick that finally stopped my bajra rotis from cracking at the edges.
Pour the hot water over the flour and salt, rest 5 minutes, then knead into a soft, pliable dough while still warm.
Pat each ball flat between your palms (or between sheets of parchment) — bajra has no gluten, so roll gently.
Cook on a hot tawa ~1 minute per side, then finish directly on the flame until it puffs.
Brush with ghee and serve hot.
Yes — it keeps 2 days refrigerated in an airtight box. Sprinkle a little water when reheating.
Usually yes; adjust the water by ±¼ cup and taste-test the first batch. See each millet's hub page for its cooking ratios.

Foxtail millet holds its shape like good basmati, which makes it the millet for pulao.

This is the recipe that converted our household to millets. Soft, comforting, one-pot, and the leftovers reheat better than rice khichdi ever did.
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