Cooking Instructions
- 1
Pour the flour onto a basin. Put two tablespoon of Blueband and mix with flour.
- 2
Mix some salt and sugar to the warm water. Add to the flour as you knead the dough. Till you reach the desired dough.
- 3
Separate into balls and roll them. Apply oil and cut to desired pieces and roll to make small balls.
- 4
Light up and heat your pan. Roll your chapatis in circular form and place on the heated pan. Cook until brown spots appear. Apply oil.
- 5
Serve with Ginger tea,green grams, Chicken, meat or beans.
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