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Wholewheat flat breads

Umluq Mohamed
Umluq Mohamed @umluq
Croydon

MashaAllah! These are made using wholewheat stoneground flour ,namely atta flour (Alhamdulillah readily available at groceries or local stores) .More fancy ways of getting layered chapati can be made, more like paratha which result on slightly thicker and heavier then these ones here. Some results may be almost like trying using different pastry types, as can be very flaky .again others call for only plain white flour and others a combination of the two flour types ..etc.others are layered and fluffy and flaky, but the heaviness due to addition of oil can be alternated with more healthier options!! .a large variation of these occur depending on some cultures and also type of flours used.the method here is one of the simpler ways of making them, but the results may be similar to other chapati methods that use oil instead of butter, and only water instead of milk.except for the taste maybe different ,as the richness of the tastes with butter or some ghee are ...try these with a whole combination of meals and side dishes inshaAllah

MashaAllah! These are made using wholewheat stoneground flour ,namely atta flour (Alhamdulillah readily available at groceries or local stores) .More fancy ways of getting layered chapati can be made, more like paratha which result on slightly thicker and heavier then these ones here. Some results may be almost like trying using different pastry types, as can be very flaky .again others call for only plain white flour and others a combination of the two flour types ..etc.others are layered and fluffy and flaky, but the heaviness due to addition of oil can be alternated with more healthier options!! .a large variation of these occur depending on some cultures and also type of flours used.the method here is one of the simpler ways of making them, but the results may be similar to other chapati methods that use oil instead of butter, and only water instead of milk.except for the taste maybe different ,as the richness of the tastes with butter or some ghee are ...try these with a whole combination of meals and side dishes inshaAllah

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Wholewheat flat breads

Umluq Mohamed
Umluq Mohamed @umluq
Croydon

MashaAllah! These are made using wholewheat stoneground flour ,namely atta flour (Alhamdulillah readily available at groceries or local stores) .More fancy ways of getting layered chapati can be made, more like paratha which result on slightly thicker and heavier then these ones here. Some results may be almost like trying using different pastry types, as can be very flaky .again others call for only plain white flour and others a combination of the two flour types ..etc.others are layered and fluffy and flaky, but the heaviness due to addition of oil can be alternated with more healthier options!! .a large variation of these occur depending on some cultures and also type of flours used.the method here is one of the simpler ways of making them, but the results may be similar to other chapati methods that use oil instead of butter, and only water instead of milk.except for the taste maybe different ,as the richness of the tastes with butter or some ghee are ...try these with a whole combination of meals and side dishes inshaAllah

MashaAllah! These are made using wholewheat stoneground flour ,namely atta flour (Alhamdulillah readily available at groceries or local stores) .More fancy ways of getting layered chapati can be made, more like paratha which result on slightly thicker and heavier then these ones here. Some results may be almost like trying using different pastry types, as can be very flaky .again others call for only plain white flour and others a combination of the two flour types ..etc.others are layered and fluffy and flaky, but the heaviness due to addition of oil can be alternated with more healthier options!! .a large variation of these occur depending on some cultures and also type of flours used.the method here is one of the simpler ways of making them, but the results may be similar to other chapati methods that use oil instead of butter, and only water instead of milk.except for the taste maybe different ,as the richness of the tastes with butter or some ghee are ...try these with a whole combination of meals and side dishes inshaAllah

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Ingredients

  1. 2and 1/4 cups wholewheat stoneground flourregular mugs measure)
  2. 3/4 cupplain flour
  3. 4 tablespoonsbutter about 40 grams
  4. 2 tablespoonscooking oil
  5. 3/4 cupmilk.and 1/4 cup water
  6. 1 teaspoonfull regular salt
  7. More cooking oil as required for cooking(can leave out if prefer
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  1. 1

    In a large bowl,add the flour,butter oil and salt..mix with hand tips until all butter well combined and you can slightly squize the crumbly dough in between the palm of hands and it can hold together briefly.this means the mixing and ingredients are ok Alhamdulillah

  2. 2

    Next add 3/4 room temp or warmish milk and 1/4 water.NOT COLD.the dough needs to be medium.not too soft not tough but soft e enough to workable easily.can test this if dough is not breaking when stretched and not falling apart or.also if it is easily formed into a rod shape.

  3. 3

    .make a long- ish rod about 15 inches long and 2 inch wide,then cut of 10 rounds from this rod..for easier size cut rod in half and then cut 5 ball from each rod.

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  4. 4

    Now can divide the dough into 10 medium same sized dough rounds.try make them same sizesmake these movements; tucking the dough in while at same time you turning them(moving them as if twisting) the rounds, til get a smoothened dough rounds..

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  5. 5

    .then dust surface and bases well, with flour and put back in your bowl.arrange so they fit all together, then now set aside,covered with cling film.. can also refrigerate until cooking time..note that this dough also freezes very well and is easily defrosted..and produce fresh chapati on being revived by simple defrosting

  6. 6

    Now,if cooking at time of preparing.these would need to sit for a while in the fridge or room temp for at least 15 to 20 mins to be nice and soft.then you can start to roll them.

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    A picture of step 6 of Wholewheat flat breads.
  7. 7

    There is a small technique can be used to get rounder and smoother edges if they are abit crooked and crankly.. so just carve the edges using your very hands and edges of the bottom of your smallest finger as if you are bringing the sides in.and moulding into position..so you are tidying up the ends to create a smooth circular shape InshaAllah!!

  8. 8

    .and cook them in at hot pan.wait for them to rise steady in the pan.This is important step to ensure cooked thru and soft Inshaallah....turn over once its stops rising and then add a teaspoon of oil under the chapati inorder to give nice color and spottynes on the other side...use a flattening spatula to press down

  9. 9

    Press down while turning them until nicely browned and not over cooked as they will turn into crisp biskutis..if want flexible soft chapati make this step a must inshaAllah...in other word this us where chapati flexibility is obtained if you like,... InshaAllah @ heating techniques

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    A picture of step 9 of Wholewheat flat breads.
  10. 10

    Then you can see that the chapati can be rolled into flexible shapes.and serve as preferred.Bismillah enjoy while warm.once totally cooled store in air tight conainer or dish or rolled in food bags

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    A picture of step 10 of Wholewheat flat breads.
    A picture of step 10 of Wholewheat flat breads.
  11. 11

    Best with a cuppa tea! or lovely a drink as serving suggests inshaAllah.

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Umluq Mohamed
Umluq Mohamed @umluq
on June 17, 2020 20:05
Croydon
food is a blessing from the almighty...if u lov food .try feeding ..while you can feed yourself still... or nurturing basically . mayb some advise wud b keep your resources resoursefulnes creativity talent and zest 4 good things n the right ways..in life...n safe and available in the right ways...so manage your recipes and ..i say this is one way of a system that allows 2 do that and mayb even more...right ?!?thnk.uu.remain blesed!!
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