Ingredients
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1
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2
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1/4
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1/4
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1/4
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1/4
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1/3
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2
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Directions
Indian Pan Bread,This bread is fairly quick and easy to make, and only makes 4 pieces which is good if you are not cooking for a crowd. I got this from the Maharishi Ayurveda website I have read in many recipes about making the bread puff up, but have never gotten it to work for me…maybe my baking powder is old?? The results are still tasty though! I saved two in the fridge and then heated them up in a non-stick pan the next day, with good results.,This bread is really good – it actually tastes a little bit cheesy, even though there isn’t any cheese in it. Mine didn’t puff up either, but maybe that’s because used only chana flour (I’m not quite sure what chapati flour is). It also takes a bit of practice to get the balance between the wet and dry ingredients. I didn’t use a rolling pin…I found that it was more effective to spread a bit of flour on the counter and flatten it with my hand. Anyway, I can see this becoming a staple for me. It’s good with all sorts of other things besides Indian curry.,This bread is fairly quick and easy to make, and only makes 4 pieces which is good if you are not cooking for a crowd. I got this from the Maharishi Ayurveda website I have read in many recipes about making the bread puff up, but have never gotten it to work for me…maybe my baking powder is old?? The results are still tasty though! I saved two in the fridge and then heated them up in a non-stick pan the next day, with good results.
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Steps
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1
Done
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Mix Ghee and Flour With Your Fingers. Stir in Seeds, Salt, and Baking Powder. |
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2
Done
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Add Yogurt and Knead Dough Until Smooth and Even. |
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3
Done
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Divide Dough Into Four Balls. Roll Each Out Into a 5" Circle. |
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4
Done
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Heat a Frying Pan Over Medium. Add 1 Teaspoon Ghee and Fry a Piece of the Bread on Both Sides Until Brown. Press It Down With a Spatula to Make It Puff Up. Repeat With the Rest of the Dough. Serve Warm. |
