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Roti Canai


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Ingredients:

  • 600 gm plain flour
  • 1 tbs salt
  • 1 cup warm water
  • Sugar to taste
  • Ghee

  • Instructions:

  • Mix salt with flour and sieve into a bowl
  • Add sugar if necessary
  • Add water and knead into dough no longer sticks to hand
  • Knead till it feels 'elastic'
  • Divide into 8 portion, return to bowl, brush it with ghee and cover with damp cloth leaving for 1/2 hour
  • Take 1 portion, spread a little ghee on top and flatten with hands
  • Pick up flattened dough by the edges and swirl in circular motion until dough thins out
  • Fold dough to form a square and flatten out again
  • Repeat process to trap air in layers of dough
  • Flatten once again and fry on heated flat pan or iron griddle till cooked
  • Remove and serve hot with dhal or any curry of your choice

  • Serving Suggestions:

    HINT: The thinner the roti canai, the more spongy it is. Cook over medium heat. FYI: Roti canai is usually eaten for breakfast or morning tea and is nearly always served with curry.

    Additional Information:

    Paratha is a crispy South Indian Flatbread, that has become a famous Malaysian delicacy known as roti canai. The original paratha is a plain pastry (tasty nevertheless!), however in Malaysia, it's transformed to include several delicious, but optional fillings from bananas, butter, eggs, to other more exotic tastes. Roti canai is usually served with several Indian curries; dhall (lentils) or sambar (mixed vegetable). Some people also have it with fish or chicken.


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    Submitted by CikRina
    Recipe Source: http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Market/7773/roticanai.html
    Published on July 25, 2006




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