How do I make readymade chapati?
A memory that everyone in India universally shares is coming home tired one day and having a hot chapati. Whether that’s after playing some cricket, going out shopping, or after a hard day at the office, there’s nothing like some chapati and a hot curry of your choice. Sometimes, it’s not even curry. It can be jam, cheese or mayonnaise, chapatis taste great with everything. As much a part of India’s rich tradition and culture as anything else, chapatis are a huge part of Indian history. Known as roti in some places, phulka in yet other places, the great taste and the fact that you can have it with a wide assortment of dishes makes chapatis a versatile dish. Vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike, everyone has a favourite combination that involves chapati. Though chapatis are mostly seen as a staple in India, other countries such as Sri Lanka and Bangladesh too have a fondness for this delightful meal. So how soon do we like our chapati? The sooner the better. Piping hot, fresh...