BRIGGIES RECIPiES

[briggie]

in response to a few members questions .... here are some easy recipies.


chappaties ........

mix plain flour and a little water into a bowl untill a stiff dough is achieved .. add a pinch of salt and leave for 5 mins , grab a small handfull of dough and place on floured surface , roll out into circular shape .... cook on or in a dry pan ..... do not use a pan with oil in !!! .... once it starts to bubble up turn it over .... then after a few secs place directly onto gas ring and flip over ..... serve immediately .


tune in next week for briggies world famous onion bhaji recipe

 

[briggie]

in response to a few members questions .... here are some easy recipies.


chappaties ........

mix plain flour and a little water into a bowl untill a stiff dough is achieved .. add a pinch of salt and leave for 5 mins , grab a small handfull of dough and place on floured surface , roll out into circular shape .... cook on or in a dry pan ..... do not use a pan with oil in !!! .... once it starts to bubble up turn it over .... then after a few secs place directly onto gas ring and flip over ..... serve immediately .


tune in next week for briggies world famous onion bhaji recipe

to make a truely authentic chappatie ...... use wholemeal plain flour :thumb2

 

[briggie]

to make a truely authentic chappatie ...... use wholemeal plain flour :thumb2

incidently one important bit of making chappaties is to flip the chappatie from hand to hand before cooking , this stretches the dough , a bit like a pizza

 

[briggie]

briggie tip

how to use a chappatie...

a chappatie is not only a food , it is a tool , use as a scoop to eat a curry or any food

 

[stevecrm]

how to use a chappatie...

a chappatie is not only a food , it is a tool , use as a scoop to eat a curry or any food

would it work on cornflakes? :nenau

 

[briggie]

er yes i spose so , but would you want to dip whats basically unleavened bread into your cornflakes ? :augie

 

[Deleted account DD]

would it work on cornflakes? :nenau

The milk may make it go soggy, but if you effectively waterproofed it with a decent coating of marmalade first you may be ok :thumb2

 

[jims-terrano]

how to use a chappatie...

a chappatie is not only a food , it is a tool , use as a scoop to eat a curry or any food

And don't forget to use the right hand!!!!! don't ask what the left hand is used for .....yuck

Jim