Knead a smooth dough out of all the ingredients mentioned. Cover and keep aside for 15 minutes. Meanwhile heat oil in a kadai or a wok.
Add ginger garlic paste first and then the rest of the spices. Saute all of these well for a minute. Add the lamb mince now. Cover and simmer on low flame for 15 minutes. Do not add much oil while making keema stuffing as we shallow fry the baida rotis.
Heat a griddle or a pan. Divide the dough into equal sized balls little bigger than the usual chapatis. Roll them as usual. Now comes the interesting part of roasting it a bit on both the sides just until some brown spots are seen.
Make sure the griddle is hot but on a low heat only when you roast it. Do the same for all and do not over roast them. They should be soft. Now place full of the stuffing on each. Add beaten egg.
Then add chopped raw onions on top followed by finely chopped coriander leaves. Fold as an envelope or a parcel and shallow fry them on both the sides on a low flame until crisp. After folding, just brush a little beaten egg on it to secure it nicely. This will take about 5 minutes for each to get done.
Serve them hot with salad alongside.
