Flat bread with Indian Spices

I may have uploaded 2 posts in a day, but that’s only to get my mind off the splitting headache caused by my aching tooth!
I cannot believe am saying this.. but am scared, scared to go to the dentist, once a brave girl with a large threshold for pain; I can barely see the sight of that very comfortable dentist chair! The mere sight of the dental mirror freaks me out.
Alas, after ignoring the pain for a very long time, I gathered enough courage and met the doc today; only to come out of the clinic in excruciating pain. All that tapping on my damaged, over sensitive tooth bought tears to my eyes.
Sigh, I cannot escape it, the root canal procedure starts tomorrow, so before I slip into a heavily drugged state I want to get this recipe uploaded.
Warning:
Today’s second post is under the influence of very strong antibiotics and pain killers, thanks to all your support which has made me get through it all!
Flat bread with Indian Spices
I may have uploaded 2 posts in a day, but that’s only to get my mind off the splitting headache caused by my aching tooth!
I cannot believe am saying this.. but am scared, scared to go to the dentist, once a brave girl with a large threshold for pain; I can barely see the sight of that very comfortable dentist chair! The mere sight of the dental mirror freaks me out.
Alas, after ignoring the pain for a very long time, I gathered enough courage and met the doc today; only to come out of the clinic in excruciating pain. All that tapping on my damaged, over sensitive tooth bought tears to my eyes.
Sigh, I cannot escape it, the root canal procedure starts tomorrow, so before I slip into a heavily drugged state I want to get this recipe uploaded.
Warning:
Today’s second post is under the influence of very strong antibiotics and pain killers, thanks to all your support which has made me get through it all!
Steps
- 1
Take ½ cup of water add sugar (dissolve sugar in water), warm it (110 degrees fahrenheit) add the yeast and set aside for 10 minutes to froth.
- 2
On a hot tava/ griddle, roast cumin and roughly grind them, also chop coriander and slice the onions.
- 3
In a large bowl, take all purpose flour add salt, chili powder, coriander and half of the roasted cumin powder.
- 4
Add the frothy yeast to the flour mixed with spices and knead for 5 minutes till soft.
- 5
Add one tsp of olive oil and knead again, cover with a cling film or a damp cloth and set aside for an hour to rise (almost double in size)
- 6
After an hour, remove the dough, punch it down. Simultaneously pre heat the oven to 180 degrees celsius.
- 7
Add 1 tsp of olive oil on a baking tray to grease it, flatten the dough by had, add sliced onions, the remaining roasted cumin, a sprinkle of salt and fresh coriander on top.
- 8
Bake at 180 degree celsius for 12 – 15 minutes!
- 9
Serve hot!!
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