How to knead dough for chapati
Dough for Chapati in Marathi I ngredients: 1 cup Wheat flour (Chapati Atta) 1 tsp Oil + some more oil Pinch of salt Warm water M ethod: 1...
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Dough for Chapati in Marathi
Ingredients:
1 cup Wheat flour (Chapati Atta)
1 tsp Oil + some more oil
Pinch of salt
Warm water
Method:
1) Take 1 cup chapati atta in a mixing bowl. Add 1 tsp oil and pinch of salt. Mix nicely. Then add water little at a time and knead to medium consistency dough. Use little oil, if required.
2) Cover the dough for 10 minutes. Again knead the dough. Divide the dough into 6 to 8 equal portions.
Tip:
1) Dough consistency should not be too stiff or too soft. Chapati made of stiff dough becomes hard and chewy. Very soft consistency dough is difficult to handle while rolling the chapati.
2) The number of chapatis depend on size and thickness of the chapati.
Ingredients:
1 cup Wheat flour (Chapati Atta)
1 tsp Oil + some more oil
Pinch of salt
Warm water
Method:
1) Take 1 cup chapati atta in a mixing bowl. Add 1 tsp oil and pinch of salt. Mix nicely. Then add water little at a time and knead to medium consistency dough. Use little oil, if required.
2) Cover the dough for 10 minutes. Again knead the dough. Divide the dough into 6 to 8 equal portions.
Tip:
1) Dough consistency should not be too stiff or too soft. Chapati made of stiff dough becomes hard and chewy. Very soft consistency dough is difficult to handle while rolling the chapati.
2) The number of chapatis depend on size and thickness of the chapati.
Gahu dalayala detana 5kg la 125gm soyabean (hyane poushtik hotat) ghalane aani akkhi toor dal (hi vanyakade milate) salasakat gha;avi tyane chapati la chan sugandha yeto
ReplyDeletethanks mandira for your tip
ReplyDeleteCan I use butter, instead of oil, and milk, in place of water?
ReplyDeleteHello Sivagangai
ReplyDeleteYou can use milk instead of water.
Butter can be used to make chapati. However, if you are staying in a cold region, and if you use butter instead of oil, it might create a problem. because after chapatis become cold, butter will solidify due to cold weather.and chapatis won't remain soft, it might break.
Hi Vaidehi,
ReplyDeleteNicely explained.
Could you please translate Mandira's tip.
Did not understand.
Thanks
Deepa
Thanks Deepa
ReplyDeleteMandira's tip:-
Add 125 grams of Soyabean and some toovar dal (with skin) to 5 kgs of Wheat when you send it to the flour-mill to make atta. It will make the flour healthy (because of soybean) and flavorful (because of toovar dal)
Thanks Vaidehi and also Mandira for the tip! :-)
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Shall I use surabhi atta for making chapati.
ReplyDelete