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    Posted: 21 Jan 2010 at 3:23pm

ROTI bread
(preparation time-approximately 1 and 1/2 hours)

Ingredients:
1 cup flour
dash baking soda
milk (1 to 4 tablespoons, depending on humidity
1/4 cup vegetable oil
salt to taste
(optional-use combination of flour and ground chick peas) corn meal, bread crumbs, ground chick peas, or flour (for cutting board)
Also-rolling pin + cutting board or similar surface

Procedure:
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. Then 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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Quote MARVEL Replybullet Posted: 11 Feb 2010 at 7:51am
Thanks for the Roti Bread recipe! 
 
Can you post a recipe for the Potato Curry mixture also?  Smile
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Quote sandra Replybullet Posted: 12 Feb 2010 at 12:27am
Okay, Marvel. Vutje posted the recipe for the Potato Curry mixture.

Thanks, vutje.
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Quote Steadam2011 Replybullet Posted: 19 July 2011 at 12:13am
Naan is thicker and tends to have a more rich flavour as it is made with milk products (yoghurt or milk). Traditionally it is cooked in a tandoor which also adds to the flavour.
Roti is a flat round rather like a mexican tortilla. It is much quicker and easier to make and is cooked on a flat hot surface.
Nann is lovely but Roti is my preference. After all, there is so much flavour in my curries that I don't feel that I need help from the bread.




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