It’s the first question I typically ask when teaching cooking classes. Invariably, the answer is loud and unanimous. But, it’s always wrong. Most are quick to answer “naan.” Their faces fall when I ...
Winter is finally in full swing, bringing with it a bounty of fresh, seasonal ingredients that warm our hearts and souls. From hearty sweet potatoes to wholesome spinach, there is no shortage of ...
I’ve been craving a plate of Thai banana roti, and yet my body, mind, and spirit do not want to mix or stretch any roti. Instead, I’ve made Thai banana faux-ti using phyllo dough, and it was a ...
The LPG crisis is slowly moving from commercial kitchens to domestic households, pushing people to invest in alternatives ...
The rounds of Indian flatbread bubbling in the skillet fill the kitchen with comforting fragrance. The aromatic, unleavened bread beckons as Sapna Punjabi-Gupta carefully flips the thin roti circles. ...
What defines Houston’s restaurant scene? A better question might be: what doesn’t? The city, writes Francine Spiering in her new cookbook, Houston Cooks: Recipes From the City’s Favorite Restaurants ...
Rotis can quickly turn hard due to moisture loss and starch retrogradation. To keep them soft for hours, build a forgiving, ...
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Making roti dough? Most people get the water ratio wrong—here’s the fix
Even if you make chapatis every day, getting them perfectly soft is a real challenge, right? Sometimes they turn out hard, or worse, stick to the rolling board. The main culprit is usually the small ...
Breads have been part of Indian cuisine for thousands of years, evolving alongside local grains, climates, and cooking ...
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