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Makai ki Roti (Corn Meal Flat Bread)

Yield:  12 

roti

4 cups (400 gm)

corn meal

2

1

4

 

cups (540 ml)

water

 

1

2

 

cup (120 gm)

ghee

1.

 

Start this step only when ready to cook. Mix corn meal and

1

1

cups  water.    Add  enough  of  remaining  water  (

3

4

 

cup),

2 tablespoons at a time, mixing after each addition, till dough
forms  a  soft  ball.    Make  12  balls  about  4.5  cm  in  diameter.
Keep covered with a damp cloth.

2.

 

On a well floured board, roll a ball of dough lightly.  Dust

rolling pin from time to time to avoid sticking.  Seal cracks by
pinching edges and continue rolling into a flat round 14 cm in
diameter.

3.

 

Heat  tava  on  medium  heat  about  2  minutes  for  22  cm

tava/about 3 minutes for 26 cm tava.

4.

 

Put  one  hand  over  round  and  tip  board  till  round  drops

onto open palm.*  Put round on tava.  Cook till underside has
light golden brown patches (about 2 minutes).  Turn over with
a  wooden  spatula.    Cook  2  minutes.    Turn  over.    Continue
cooking,  following  steps  3  to  9  of  How  to  Cook  Paratha  on
page 7 till evenly browned on both sides.

5.

 

Roll out and cook remaining balls in the same way.  Roll

out each ball shortly before cooking (while another round is on
tava).

6.

 

Serve  hot,  accompanied  with 

sarson  ka  saag

.

*If  round  sticks  to  the  board,  ease  round  using  broad  metal
spatula and tip board in the same way.

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Phulka (Puffed Unleavened Bread)

Yield:  12 

phulka

2

1

2

 

cups (250 gm)

sifted wheat flour

 

1

2

 

teaspoon

salt 

(optional)

 

3

4

 

cup + 2 tablespoons

(210 ml)

water

1.

 

Mix flour, salt and 

1

2

 

cup water.  Add enough of remaining

water  (6  tablespoons),  2  tablespoons  at  a  time,  mixing  after
each  addition,  till  dough  forms  a  soft  ball  (stop  adding  water
before  dough  becomes  wet  and  sticky).    Knead  till  dough  is
smooth  and  elastic  (about  2  minutes).    Keep  covered  with  a
damp cloth about 30 minutes.

2.

 

With  oiled  hands,  knead  dough  briefly.    Make  12  balls

about 3 cm in diameter.  Keep covered with a damp cloth.

3.

 

On  a  floured  board,  roll  each  ball  of  dough  into  a  flat

round  14  cm  in  diameter  (see  page  6  para  10).    Keep  on  a
lightly floured surface, covered with a damp cloth.

4.

 

Heat  tava  on  medium  heat  about  2  minutes  for  22  cm

tava/about  3  minutes  for  26  cm  tava.    Put  round  on  tava.
Cook  till  small  blisters  appear  on  surface  and  very  few  light
brown  specks  appear  on  underside  (about  15-20  seconds).
Turn  over.    Cook  till  brown  specks  appear  on  underside

Summary of Contents for Futura Nonstick Tava Griddle

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Page 2: ...ater with a mild soap or detergent and a dishcloth or sponge Do not use abrasive cleaning agents or scrubbers 7 Do not put hot tava in cold water 8 Do not wash tava in a dishwasher 9 Do not put tava in a hot oven or under a broiler 10 The handle of tava should be parallel to the kitchen counter not sticking out 11 Always give careful attention to a hot tava hot oil and flame heat 12 Do not leave f...

Page 3: ...anced with sturdy stay cool handles The bottom and outer sides are hard anodised to give you a surface that will not tarnish pit or corrode and will stay looking new for years Futura Nonstick Tava Griddle This Manual contains instructions and 10 recipes for the three Futura Nonstick Tava Griddle 22 cm diameter 26 cm diameter 4 06 mm thick and 26 cm diameter 4 88 mm thick The size and thickness of ...

Page 4: ...at THE HEAT IS NO MORE THAN MEDIUM and the time is strictly limited to no more than the following Tava Maximum Preheating Time 22 cm 3 MINUTES 26 cm 4 MINUTES The actual time required for preheating for best cooking results may be less depending on the food being cooked and your burner Overheating can occur quickly if the tava is left on the heat without food so NEVER keep the tava empty on the he...

Page 5: ...at resistant nylon plastic or rubber spatula utensils Metal utensils will scratch and reduce the life of the nonstick coating Do not cut or scrape with metal objects or knives If using a metal spatula try to keep spatula parallel to the tava to avoid digging into the coating Try to touch the food and minimise contact with the coating Do not leave plastic nylon or rubber utensils on tava while it i...

Page 6: ...ith a soft clean cloth Wash wooden spatula in hot water with a mild soap or detergent rinse and dry immediately do not soak Metallic marks most often from gas stove pan supports may appear on the hard anodised base To remove metallic marks from base apply a kitchen cleanser such as Vim to the marks and rub with an abrasive kitchen scrubber such as Scotch Brite or fine steel wool Avoid Baked On Foo...

Page 7: ...ight brown specks should appear on the underside of a paratha after 1 minutes on medium heat Avoid high temperatures for the best cooking results conserving fuel and preserving the life of the nonstick coating 5 Adding a little oil or butter to the tava may enhance the colour taste and texture of many foods 6 The quantities of green chillies recommended in the recipes are calculated to produce foo...

Page 8: ...TIONS ARE TO BE USED AS INDICATED IN CERTAIN RECIPES 1 Put round on preheated tava Cook 1 minutes Top should begin to look dry and darken There should be a few light brown specks on the underside 2 Turn over with a wooden spatula If you can adjust the heat so that a few light brown specks appear on the underside in 1 minutes you will be cooking at the ideal temperature 3 Spread teaspoon ghee all o...

Page 9: ... off excess water if any Allow to cool Add remaining ingredients Mix 2 To make dough Mix flour salt and 1 cup water Add enough of remaining water 6 tablespoons 2 tablespoons at a time mixing after each addition till dough forms a soft ball stop adding water before dough becomes wet and sticky Knead till dough is smooth and elastic about 2 minutes Keep covered with a damp cloth about 30 minutes 3 R...

Page 10: ...ine bread crumbs Add sugar and raisins Mix with a fork Add egg Mix with fork Add and mix enough milk 1 2 teaspoon at a time till mixture can be patted to form a ball Do not knead 3 On a floured surface roll out dough evenly to about 1 2 cm thick Cut into rounds with pastry cutter or inverted bowl or glass 7 cm in diameter Use a blunt knife spatula to lift rounds and place on a floured surface 4 Ga...

Page 11: ...e dough becomes wet and sticky Knead till dough is smooth and elastic about 2 minutes Keep covered with a damp cloth about 30 minutes 2 To make filling Grate cauliflower Mix cauliflower and salt Keep aside 15 minutes Squeeze out and discard water Add remaining ingredients Mix 3 Rub hands with a little ghee Knead dough briefly Make 12 balls about 4 cm in diameter Keep covered with a damp cloth 4 On...

Page 12: ...he same way Roll out each ball shortly before cooking while another round is on tava 6 Serve hot accompanied with sarson ka saag If round sticks to the board ease round using broad metal spatula and tip board in the same way h Phulka Puffed Unleavened Bread Yield 12 phulka 21 2 cups 250 gm sifted wheat flour 1 2 teaspoon salt optional 3 4 cup 2 tablespoons 210 ml water 1 Mix flour salt and 1 2 cup...

Page 13: ... damp cloth 3 On a floured board roll a ball of dough into a flat round 15 cm in diameter see page 6 para 10 Spread 1 2 teaspoon ghee all over the top surface of the round 4 Starting at one edge tightly roll up round Figure A With palms of both hands roll back and forth till extended to 20 cm long Figure B Wind around one end into a flat coil Figure C Put free end over centre top of coil Figure D ...

Page 14: ...ather up corners of muslin and tie about 5 cm above curds Hang this bag about 30 minutes Gently squeeze bag to drain excess whey Untie bag Weigh 400 gm paneer to make tikki Gently crumble paneer 2 Immerse each bread slice in water for 15 seconds Squeeze out and discard water Shred bread into tiny pieces 3 Mix gently with fingertips paneer bread and all other ingredients except oil Make 20 slightly...

Page 15: ...sionally about 15 minutes Allow to cool 5 With oiled hands make 18 balls about 3 cm in diameter Keep covered 6 To make poli Knead dough briefly With oiled hands make 18 balls about 3 cm in diameter Keep covered 7 Rub hands with a little oil Put a ball of dough on palm of one hand With fingers of other hand pat dough outwards to form a round 6 cm in diameter Put a ball of filling in centre of round...

Page 16: ...otatoes can be handled Peel and mash potatoes Allow to cool Add remaining ingredients Mix 4 Rub hands with a little ghee make 12 balls about 4 cm in diameter Keep covered 5 To make dough Mix flour salt and 3 4 cup water Add enough of remaining water 1 2 cup 2 tablespoons at a time mixing after each addition till dough forms a soft ball stop adding water before dough becomes wet and sticky Knead ti...

Page 17: ...5 cm in diameter see page 6 para 10 Spread 1 2 teaspoon ghee all over the top surface of the round 4 Starting at one edge tightly roll up round Figure A With palms of both hands roll back and forth till extended to 20 cm long Figure B Wind around one end into a flat coil Figure C Put free end over centre top of coil Figure D Press down free end gently Flatten coil slightly 5 Make remaining balls i...

Page 18: ... the bran and germ removed before grinding Roti A general term for Indian breads Sarson ka Saag Mustard leaves Sift To pass dry ingredients through a sieve Translations to Hindi Bengal gram Channa dal Cardamoms green Choti elaichi Cauliflower Phulgobi Coriander leaves Hara dhania ke patte Coriander powder Pissa sukha dhania Cumin seeds Jeera Curd Dahi Ginger Adrak Green chillies Hari mirch Jaggery...

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