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English: (Makki di roti is a Punjabi corn meal bread which is typically eaten with Sarson ka Saag in Chitpreet’s home.)

Yield: 8 rotis Makki ka atta (Corn meal flour) 400 grams Water 200 millilitres Ajwain 5 grams Oil 15 millilitres Salt 5 grams Ghee 40 millilitres

Method:

• Form a stiff dough using all the ingredients. • Divide dough into 8 parts. • Roll out into circles. • Cook rotis on a hot tawa with ghee or oil.

Made by a student of the department of culinary arts, WGSHA, Manipal University
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