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8
Easy
35 min
By Torie True
Published 2021
Chapati, also known as roti and phulka, is unleavened flatbread and requires few ingredients. In most Indian households it’s eaten hot and fresh off the pan, brushed with a little butter or ghee. Chapati flour, also known as atta, is finely milled wholewheat. To make an authentic chapati you do need chapati flour, as it has a high gluten content which allows it to be rolled thinly. It’s easy to source from your local Asian grocer, some larger supermarkets or online. If you need to substitut
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