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How to make Roti?
Posted by IngridO
How to make Roti? May 31, 2017 12:11PM |
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Re: How to make Roti? June 01, 2017 08:40AM |
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Re: How to make Roti? June 01, 2017 12:12PM |
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Re: How to make Roti? June 01, 2017 04:39PM |
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Re: How to make Roti? June 01, 2017 11:47PM |
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Do you mean parotta? Here's a link to a recipe that I think you might be talking about
[www.kannammacooks.com]
Scroll to about halfway down the page where the recipe and method are written in recipe format rather than the chatty text and pictures taking up the first half of the page.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/01/2017 11:49PM by Lorna.
[www.kannammacooks.com]
Scroll to about halfway down the page where the recipe and method are written in recipe format rather than the chatty text and pictures taking up the first half of the page.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/01/2017 11:49PM by Lorna.
Re: How to make Roti? June 02, 2017 12:24AM |
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I think you mean these [foodandremedy.com]
to be honest they are quite hard to get the right outcome. They need to be rolled in a special way to get dough to the circle shape, not just anyway so they are circle shape.
You need to cook each one partially on non-stick pan, they they are shifted to a med-high flame where the entire roti is supposed to blow up and then its ready. They are really soft to eat when done properley.
If they don't blow up, the outcome is just cooked wheat and quite chewy. If you can its truly best to get someone who can make them properley to show you.
to be honest they are quite hard to get the right outcome. They need to be rolled in a special way to get dough to the circle shape, not just anyway so they are circle shape.
You need to cook each one partially on non-stick pan, they they are shifted to a med-high flame where the entire roti is supposed to blow up and then its ready. They are really soft to eat when done properley.
If they don't blow up, the outcome is just cooked wheat and quite chewy. If you can its truly best to get someone who can make them properley to show you.
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