Soaking the rice overnight is essential for a silky-smooth batter and a crisp exterior. Resting the blended batter allows the ghee and sugar to meld fully. Keep the oil around 180 °C: if too hot, the rotis will brown externally before cooking through; if too cool, they absorb excess oil. Store leftovers in an airtight container for up to one day and reheat in a low oven to restore crispness. Offering Sel Roti to guests is a sign of honour and love. Many Nepalis have deep nostalgia attached to mothers of grandmothers' Sel Roti, each with a personal touch. It can be combined with mashed banana, milk, sugar and spices like cardamom or cloves. Can be eaten on its own or with curd or aloo achar or milk tea.