• St. Maurice 09

    From Dave Drum@1:229/452 to All on Wed Jun 30 13:23:00 2021
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    Title: Farata - Cuizine Maurice
    Categories: Five, Breads
    Yield: 3 Servings

    500 g Flour
    300 ml Hot water
    2 tb Oil
    1/2 ts Salt

    In a large bowl mix the flour with the oil and salt.
    Then knead by adding hot water little by little until
    you get a soft dough. Cover and let stand for 30
    minutes.

    Divide the dough into small balls the size of your
    choice. Put next to you a small bowl filled with oil and
    a brush. Spread a ball of dough with a rolling pin.
    Using the brush oiled the entire surface of the
    flattened dough. Fold into three vertically oiling each
    side bend that is dry. Fold into three again but
    horizontally oiling the dry side. You will get a square,
    coat with flour and keep aside. Do the same thing with
    the remaining dough balls.

    Spread each square of dough with the rolling pin until
    you get a fine paste. Heat a frying pan. Keep your small
    bowl of oil off the stove and use a paper towel or rag
    to grease the pan. Put the square of dough on the pan
    and oil the party that is not cooking. Leave to rise and
    return. Cook for 1-2 minutes and put on a plate,
    crumpling it with the spatula to avoid the roti to
    hardens as it cools.

    You can also make cheese rotis just simply add the
    "vache qui rit" cheese when you spread the square dough
    spread just enough to close the cheese and then spread
    slowly to prevent the cheese to flow. Once cooked do not
    crumble so that the cheese remain inside.

    Enjoy with a curry and if it remains the next day eat
    with a good tea and a bit of butter on the roti.

    RECIPE FROM: http://www.cuizinemaurice.com

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