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Gushard
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How to cook good, soft,fully cooked chapatis on a coil gas?
Jul 12th, 2011 at 4:32am
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I recently came to USA where V have coil gases mostly instead of the normal flame gas in India. I face a lot of problem while cooking chapatis as I cannot understand how to make them soft & nicely cooked on the coil gas. I do have a TAWA but still the chapatis either remain half cooked from some places or they get overcooked n hard. I cant figure out how long to keep it on the gas. Also if i cook it with the same method as i did in India to get good, soft n fully cooked chapatis, i always fail. Please suggest what i can do.
  
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Re: How to cook good, soft,fully cooked chapatis on a coil gas?
Reply #1 - Jul 12th, 2011 at 7:38pm
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I'm afraid that I can't help you there. Maybe another of our members can.
Why don't you post an introduction thread so we can start getting to know you?
  

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Re: How to cook good, soft,fully cooked chapatis on a coil gas?
Reply #2 - Jul 20th, 2011 at 3:53am
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By "chapatis", do you mean "roti"?  I think they're different names for the same thing, but basically an Indian flatbread?  Or are you meaning something else?

If you do mean roti, then you can get a skillet or nonstick pan.  A few minutes on each side should be enough to get them fully cooked.  Use medium heat.

If you don't mean roti, then explain more, please?
  
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