Chapati

@allknowing (145242)
India
May 26, 2023 7:48am CST
Most Indian homes have chapatis as their staple diet. I call myself a good cook but till today I have not succeeded in making chapatis of the kind you see in the photo. These days chapatis are made from whole wheat that is supposed to be good for health. A touch of ghee adds more taste. The other versions are parotta, and rumali roti and I am no good in making these as well Those of you who have never tried making chapatis here is a video How good are you in making chapatis?
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@pitstop (15094)
• Australia
26 May 23
We have chapathis quite often - usually for dinner.
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@pitstop (15094)
• Australia
27 May 23
@allknowing no. We don't make it puff up. Make it on the tawa.
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
27 May 23
@pitstop My maid always makes it on the tawa and hers always puff up but not mine (lol)
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
27 May 23
Do they puff up?
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@RubyHawk (99397)
• Atlanta, Georgia
27 May 23
It looks like a large biscuit.
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
27 May 23
It is puffed up and that means it has two layers (lol)
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@RubyHawk (99397)
• Atlanta, Georgia
27 May 23
@allknowing Okay, I’d never seen one before.
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@rebelann (113911)
• El Paso, Texas
26 May 23
I have tasted something similar called flatbread which is tasty once some toppings are put on them.
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
27 May 23
May be it is the same as chapati
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@rebelann (113911)
• El Paso, Texas
27 May 23
That is possible. I know that a lot of the flatbreads I have researched have been used by ancient peoples for centuries but each tribe gave it a different name and probably used different kinds of flour depending on what was in the area where they gathered seeds.
@RebeccasFarm (94534)
• Arvada, Colorado
26 May 23
I dont make them but sounds good..I have had them a long time ago and they were very good.
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
27 May 23
They are best eaten hot
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• Arvada, Colorado
27 May 23
@allknowing Yes nice and hot
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@LadyDuck (473893)
• Switzerland
26 May 23
I love chapati and I make it time by time, I do not use whole wheat, I know it's healthier, but I like more all purpose flour.
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
27 May 23
Here all purpose is not used. That is used more for pancakes
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@LadyDuck (473893)
• Switzerland
27 May 23
@allknowing I use the same flour that I use to make our normal Italian bread and pizza, that is not exactly what American call "all purpose", it's a stronger flour.
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@Kandae11 (56379)
26 May 23
I would like to be able to make dhalpouri.
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
27 May 23
What is dhalpouri?
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@Kandae11 (56379)
27 May 23
@allknowing lt is a roti with ground split peas inside.
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@GardenGerty (163393)
• United States
26 May 23
I have a friend who says they are tasty, but I have never tried.
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
26 May 23
They are normally eaten with a vegetable dish
@AmbiePam (97955)
• United States
26 May 23
I had never heard of it before now.
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
27 May 23
This is Indian cuisine but these days every one tries foods from all over the world.
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@youless (113054)
• Guangzhou, China
27 May 23
Can you believe that I am very good at making this? Actually it is just quite easy. I learned it via the net and it was so successful.
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
27 May 23
Congratulations Wow! Kudos to you
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@sjvg1976 (41963)
• Delhi, India
26 May 23
My wife makes it better than me. Maybe because she makes it most of the time.
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
27 May 23
You are right One needs experience.
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@Tampa_girl7 (52305)
• United States
27 May 23
Do they have a filling of some sort ?
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
27 May 23
The parotta has it. Chapati is eaten with a vegetable dish
@Scrapper88 (5983)
• United States
26 May 23
I have this on television, but I have never tried it before. I would like to try it once to see what it is like.
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@allknowing (145242)
• India
27 May 23
It is not easy but with experience you will get it right
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