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By: M B.
| Description: | ||
| Time: | 3 hr 30 min (1 hr 30 min to prepare, 2 hr to cook) | |
| Meal type: | Snack | |
| Ethnicity: | American | |
| Number of Servings: | 4 | |
| Ingredients: | ||
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0.25 cup Vegetable oil 1 tablespoon to 4 of milk, (depending on humidity) 1 dash baking soda 1 cup flour |
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| Directions: | ||
| * In a big bowl, mix flour, and baking soda (and salt if you want any) (Mix with your hands/fingers) Add 1 tablespoon milk and work the mixture with your hands, trying to make a big ball. Once you have the dough in a ball, stop adding milk. Make the dough into 3 balls and let them rest for 10 minutes. * Put the oil in a in a bowl (so that you can get to it with your fingers. Roll out the dough on a board covered with bread crumbs or cornmeal or ground chick peas or flour. Each ball chould make a circle 8" wide. Don't worry if it's too hard to roll out at this stage; the dough may be tough. * Brush a thin layer of oil over the top surface of the circle and then scrunch it back up into a ball. Do this for all 3 balls, then let them sit for 1/2 hour to rest. The roll them out and oil them again. This time it should be easier, but they may be a little more sticky, so make sure your board and rolling pin are well floured. * Now warm a frying pan with a thick, even bottom to medium heat, no oil (there is already oil on the roti). Put one of the roti circles in and cook for about a minute. Turn it and when the hot surface cools a little, wipe it with oil. When there are some golden spots, the bread is done. Keep it between 2 plates or under a cloth to keep it soft and warm. * Dump the potato curry mixture on top of the skin and fold the skin around it. You can eat it with your hands, or if it is too messy, silverware.. |
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