Tried and tasted by Nivedita
Hi All,
Aren't we all magicians in the kitchen? I always feel like that. We prepare food in minutes! We create new dishes. We do some magic to prepare tasty food with the ingredients we have in the kitchen shelf. We are always ready for unexpected guests.
Am I going out of the track? Sometimes I love to go!
I love to be in the kitchen and create some magic, which many times I fail because I am not so creative and do not have patience.
Many times I prepare the same food with different methods or recipes.
And same way, I love these rolls.
Here I feel exactly like I am a magician. Give me any shape from the dough, I roll the chapatis into exact round shape(with little care) or the exact triangle shape! I am making these since child hood.
Try these folds to make chapatis. I feel, each method, the chapati tastes different.
Keep Smiling,
nice tip!
ReplyDeleteKurinji
Nive I was just about to logg off coz I got to cook..and I saw your post...thought let's leave a comment...going to make roti's with your style;)and will tell youuuuuuuuuuuuu!
ReplyDeletenice and different interesting shapes a feast for the eyes and taste.
ReplyDeleteLove any shape in rotis..
ReplyDeleteNivedita: You are right. The different shapes do make rotis taste different!
ReplyDeleteGood way of making children eat!! I used to make shaped rotlis and also rotlis with cookie cutters just to make my son eat!!
lovely post I thought I was following you anyways now I am
ReplyDeleteregards
U R Right and the smile it brings on kids face !! good post !!
ReplyDeleteThis is very creative. Even a round dough ball will take imaginary shapes when I roll :p
ReplyDeleteNot sure about the taste but it sure is interesting to look Niveditha.
ReplyDeleteYeah , you are right. It definitely brings smiles.
ReplyDeletePlease do collect the stylish award from my space