Indian flatbread (chapati) using soy milk

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A wholesome Indian flatbread (chapati) served with green peas & potato vegetable & wheat flour sheera. It's a wholesome meal .
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Indian flatbread (chapati) using soy milk
#goldenapron23
#week5
#soymilk
A wholesome Indian flatbread (chapati) served with green peas & potato vegetable & wheat flour sheera. It's a wholesome meal .
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@alka_0078
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Knead the basic chapati / paratha dough. Make equal size balls.
- 2
Take one ball & make a round thin chapati with the help of dry flour.
- 3
Heat a tawa. Put the chapati on it & cook till light spots appear it. Flip & cook the other side.
- 4
Than swell up the chapati on open fire as shown in the picture below 👇. Remove the chapati from the open fire.Apply clarified butter / ghee on it & serve hot.
- 5
Note : These chapatis are very soft to eat, whether served hot or cold as the dough is made using soy milk.So enjoy the soft Indian flatbread with your favourite vegetable. I have served it with green peas & potato vegetable & wheat flour sheera.
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