Roti India

Roti
Indian flat roti, also known as chapati
Jeneng liyanéRuti
JinisFlatbread
Panggonan asalIndian subcontinent[1][2][3]
DigawéIndus Valley Civilization[1]
Woworan pokokAtta flour
VariasiChapati, Makki di roti, Bajra Roti, Rumali roti, Tandoori roti, Wrap roti, Roti canai, Paratha, Bhakar
Buku masakan: Roti  Médhia: Roti

Roti (uga dikenal minangka chapati ) [4] minangka salah sawijining olah-olahan roti lapis bunder sing asalé saka anak bawana India sing digawe saka tepung gandum, kanthi tradhisional sing diarani gehu ka atta, lan banyu sing digabung dadi adonan. [5] [6] Roti dikonsumsi ing pirang-pirang negara ing saindenging jagad. Karakteristik sing ditemtokake yaiku tanpa ragi . Nanging Naan saka anak bawana India, yaiku roti ragi tanpa ragi, uga kulcha . Kaya roti ing saindenging jagad, roti minangka iringan utama panganan liyane.

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  6. Zahid, Anusha (9 October 2017). "Sunridge launches into atta". Aurora Magazine. Dibukak ing 9 February 2018.

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