- (vegetables
cooked in gravy),
chutneys or dal.
Chapatis A girl
baking chapatis in the
traditional way
Chapatis are
cooked on open-flame once
partly cooked...
-
several chapatis and tell him to make more
chapatis, and
distribute those to
watchmen in the
nearby villages. The
watchman would then
travel with
chapatis in...
- subcontinent. It can also
refer to:
Chapati Movement,
initiative involved in the
unusual distribution of
thousands of
chapatis across several Indian villages...
-
curious onlookers. The
baker of the
Miracle Chapati,
Sheela Antony, a
devout Catholic,
baked dozens of
chapatis daily. One day in
September 2002, she had...
- the
rolled chapatis in the spring, but to his despair, the
chapatis sank. Guru
Nanak then told him to pray to God
saying that if his
chapatis float back...
- And Who Will Make the
Chapatis? is an
overview of the all-women
political panchayats formed in Maharashtra, India,
where policy changes in the
latter half...
-
combination with a
chakla (flat
circular rolling board). The
dough for
chapatis is
rolled on the
chakla with the help of the belan.
Devices like Rotimatic...
-
Chapatis served with
various side
dishes are
considered a
staple food in ****stan...
- The
Truck of
Dreams (2006) Arora,
Akash (18
February 2005). "Weddings,
chapatis, everything". The
Sydney Morning Herald.
Archived from the
original on...
- thepla.
Chapati dough is made with
whole white flour (finer) and oil/ghee,
seasoned with salt, and by
binding flour mostly with water.
Chapatis are an...
