Rumali Roti
₹60.00
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Rumali Roti is a popular flatbread from India that is made using wheat flour. The word "rumal" in Hindi means handkerchief.
- To prepare Rumali Roti, the dough is first made using wheat flour, salt, and water. The dough is then kneaded until it becomes smooth and pliable. The dough is then divided into small balls, which are rolled out into thin circles.
- The rolled-out dough is then cooked on a flat griddle called a tawa. As the roti cooks, it is stretched and twirled to make it even thinner and larger, resembling a handkerchief. The roti is cooked on both sides until it is lightly browned and cooked through.
- Once cooked, the Rumali Roti is folded into quarters and served hot with a variety of dishes such as kebabs, curries, or chutneys. It is typically eaten with the hands and torn into small pieces, which are then used to scoop up the accompanying dish.
- Rumali Roti is a popular bread in many parts of India, particularly in the northern regions. Its thin and delicate texture makes it a perfect accompaniment to flavorful curries and kebabs.
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