Sieve the flour, add salt, butter to it and mix well. Place the flour in a large bowl and add ¾ cup of water. Stir lightly with fingers in a circular motion till the flour start to gather. Add 1-2 tablespoons of more flour if the dough looks too sticky or add little more water if it looks too dry and firm.

Once ready to make chapatis, heat the griddle over medium-high heat. Divide the dough into 10-12 equal-sized balls and start working with each ball separately. Place the bowl in dry flour and flatten it a bit with help of finger tips. Transfer the flatten ball to any clean flat surface and with help of rolling pin, roll it into approx. 6-7 inch circle of uniform thickness. While rolling the chapati if the dough sticks to the rolling surface, dust it and the surface lightly with little flour.

(don’t get disheartened if your chapati doesn’t puff up like a ball, it will still taste as delicious as the puffed on. It may take a little practice to get perfectly puffed chapatis). You can puff up the chapati on direct flame too.Transfer the cooked chapatis to the plate, if you want to baste it with little butter or and serve hot.

Add oil in a pot and onions, add meat and stir

Add tomatoes, and stir

Add carrot and green beans, then stir

Add your maggi and seasonings then stir

Add your potatoes, stir it and let it cook for 10 minutes, then add onion, red and green pepper, scallions, pepper and stir it

Let it cook for 2 minutes then removed it on fire and served

Then served hot and enjoyed💖💟💞💝