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hang on a sec..... ROCK OR STICK!!!!?? sorry to repeat below but, girl in the video: honestly, i give you props for teaching how to make chapatis, and you are doing well. may i make a suggestion: add a little a oil in the dough so chapatis are soft. Rub some oil over the ball and also leave to to rest for 15 minutes so it doesnt dry out. also, using only wheat flour gives a healthier & much lighter chapati/paratha.
my concern is however, chapatis have been apart of indian, middle eastern regions before you and i were ever thought of, therefore: where do you think the "blessed" america got it from??
im indian, and we sure hell dont use a stick or rock, cos we want chapatis. not soup. saying that, pakistan or places of such sell rolling pins CHEAPER in comparison to america. so we can judge whos blessed there.
i enjoyed your video untill it reach that part. the way u said it was out of pure ignorance. Pakistan is far more developed than u think. dont believe your news. they want u to believe exactly what u said.
people in pakistan do have nice rolling pins.a little smaller and easier to handle than the one megan is using. you can't make chapatis without rolling pins.nice try though you need your hair tied while cooking.
Very good. Kudos.
gayetri6 2 years ago
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chefcommons 2 years ago
hang on a sec..... ROCK OR STICK!!!!?? sorry to repeat below but, girl in the video: honestly, i give you props for teaching how to make chapatis, and you are doing well. may i make a suggestion: add a little a oil in the dough so chapatis are soft. Rub some oil over the ball and also leave to to rest for 15 minutes so it doesnt dry out. also, using only wheat flour gives a healthier & much lighter chapati/paratha.
sherenesingh 3 years ago
my concern is however, chapatis have been apart of indian, middle eastern regions before you and i were ever thought of, therefore: where do you think the "blessed" america got it from??
im indian, and we sure hell dont use a stick or rock, cos we want chapatis. not soup. saying that, pakistan or places of such sell rolling pins CHEAPER in comparison to america. so we can judge whos blessed there.
sherenesingh 3 years ago
i enjoyed your video untill it reach that part. the way u said it was out of pure ignorance. Pakistan is far more developed than u think. dont believe your news. they want u to believe exactly what u said.
sherenesingh 3 years ago
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sherenesingh 3 years ago
lol..a rock or stick? Of course they have rolling pins!!! It's not stone age anymore!
gsathyu 3 years ago
people in pakistan do have nice rolling pins.a little smaller and easier to handle than the one megan is using. you can't make chapatis without rolling pins.nice try though you need your hair tied while cooking.
pjammin00 3 years ago
well done. where did she learn this skills?
mailnitinrai 3 years ago