Chapatis are a perfect partner to stews and curries as well as grilled meats. They’re great for breakfast – fry an egg, add grated carrots, sliced onions, peppers and wrap in a chapati
Ingredients
- 3cupsall purpose flour sieved(Not measuring cups)
- 2tbspMargarine(Optional)
- 1tbspSugar(Optional)
- 1/2tspsalt
- 1 1/2cupswarm water
- Oil for cooking
How to make Soft layered chapati
In a bowl, mix flour and salt.
Add Margarine, mix with hands to form crumbs.
Add water bit by bit as you knead. Knead for atleast 5 mins, if the dough is sticky, add flour bit by bit as you knead.
Continue kneading on your work surface for another 3 mins. (FOR SOFT CHAPATIS, YOU SHOULD KNEAD THOROUGHLY)
Finally dough should be firm but soft and not sticky. Cover with a damp cloth/ cling film/plastic polythene bag for 30 minutes.
After 30mins, knead again and cut into balls.
Roll out the balls in a circular shape with a rolling pin, one at a time and brush with oil.
Cover them to keep them soft.
Roll the balls out again forming the circle.(Layers should be visible on the rolled out dough).
In a medium heat, place your skillet, let it warm up. Then put your chapati on top. Fry both sides until brown. Once cooked remove and place it in a container and cover.
Serve with your favourite stew. Enjoy!
Tips & Tricks
Don't be in such a hurry... Work on your dough thoroughly.
The heat should not be too high nor too low.
The temperature of the water being used to knead doesn't matter.
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