Chapatis
Makes 6
Takes 10 minutes to make, plus 30 minutes to stand
Makes 6
Takes 10 minutes to make, plus 30 minutes to stand
These are easy peasy to make, have a gorgeous bready flavour, and they're lovely for mopping up curry gravy. If you fancy, they're nice with a little garam masala (or in this case Leelu's Kerelan Spice Mix) sprinkled over them, though this is optional
300g strong white bread flour
120ml water
2 tsps vegetable oil
Coconut oil to fry
Salt
1 tsp Leelu’s Kerelan Spice Mix (optional)
Mix the flour, water and oil, and knead for 5 minutes. Roll into a ball, and set aside for 30 minutes
Break off walnut sized lumps of the dough and roll out very thin into about 12 discs. Heat a frying pan till good and hot, then turn the heat down to medium, and place in it three of your discs of chapati dough. Brush the upper surface of the chapatis with a little coconut oil and flip, then brush again. Cook till they’re browning and smelling lovely, about a minute and a half on either side, sprinkling with a little salt, and, if you fancy, Kerelan Spice Mix