chapati , także: chappati

She also makes chapati, a kind of bread, every evening after work.

He bit off a piece of chapati, holding it in his good hand, before replying.

Make the chapatis according to directions and keep warm.

This actually looks similar to the chapatis or raw Flattened bread.

This is a round shaped fried chapati with an abnormal size.

What meant most to me was the physical India - chapatis cooking over a camel-dung fire.

He used to feed monkeys every day with channa and chapatis.

'He could be kneading and rolling out the dough for the chapati.

In appearance and use tortillas are rather similar to the South Asian chapati.

"Like this," he said, brushing chapati crumbs from his trouser leg.

Back at the hut we found a bit of flour in a tin so made chapatis and fried the rockling.

The pulp of a ripe fruit is extracted usually by hand and consumed along with Chapati.

They gave very dry chapati (roti) to children and used to say dear take buiscuit.

The dough for chapatis is rolled on the chakla with the help of the belan.

Form each chapati into a roll.

Simple southern Rajasthani food is served: curried vegetables, chicken, mutton and chapatis.

She swigged from a pint glass of lassi and munched her chapatis.

It was reported that the rebels were mobilising people for revolt by spreading messages through chapatis in villages.

BBC World news article from 2002 reporting on the chapati with a decent picture of it.

Also it is eaten popularly in Hyderabad with normal rice and/or Chapati.

Flat breads like chapati and roti are traditionally a food of northern South Asia.

In southern India, there is a distinction made between a 'chapati' and its layered fried version the 'paratha'.

The first thing I did when I arrived was buy chapati flour and lentils".

Towards the end of this page is an article borrowing from a 2002 Times of India feature on the chapati.

With thick consistency it is used as accompaniment to Dosa, Chapati or meals.