Tiffin Recipes: Does your child refuse to eat roti? Make these 3 dishes using roti, and they’ll keep asking for more..

Quick Tiffin Ideas for Kids: In almost every household, there is a constant concern about what new and delicious dish to prepare for the children's tiffin in the morning. Often, while preparing the family lunch, women simply pack *roti* or *paratha* for the kids' tiffins. However, children frequently bring these meals back uneaten, as many of them do not enjoy eating *roti* in their school lunch.

Women often find themselves wondering what different dish to prepare for them each morning. In such cases, *rotis* can be transformed into delicious, kid-friendly dishes with just a little twist.

Most children love flavorful dishes like pizza and noodles. You can make pizza, noodles, or rolls for them using homemade *rotis*. Preparing these doesn't require much time or a long list of ingredients; you can whip up fun items like *roti* pizza, *roti* rolls, and *roti* noodles in just 10 minutes.

Roti Pizza
Spread pizza sauce or tomato sauce over a *roti*. Top it with finely chopped capsicum, onions, sweet corn, and some cheese. Cook it on a *tawa* (griddle) with a lid on for a few minutes until the cheese melts completely. This is a quick and easy tiffin option for kids.

Roti Roll
Lightly warm the *roti* and place *paneer* (cottage cheese), vegetables, cheese, or any filling your child prefers in the center. Add a little chutney or sauce, then roll it up. You can cut it into smaller pieces before packing it in the tiffin.

Roti Noodles
Instead of giving children store-bought noodles made from refined flour (*maida*) or arrowroot starch, serve them *roti* noodles. You can quickly prepare this for their tiffin as well; simply cut the *rotis* into thin strips. Now, heat some oil and sauté the onions, capsicum, and any other vegetables of your choice. Add the roti strips, a little soy sauce, and spices, then mix everything well. Delicious roti noodles will be ready in just a few minutes.

This is a tasty way to use up leftover rotis and offers a refreshing change from the usual fare in children's lunchboxes. You can adjust the ingredients and spices according to your children's preferences.

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