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Nepali Roti

Ingredients

  1. rice flour + paddy flour
  2. sugar
  3. yoghurt
  4. baking soda
  5. cardamon powder
  6. butter
  7. banana
  8. oil
  1. Mix both the flours.
  2. Add  sugar,yoghurt , baking soda, cardamon powder butter and mix.
  3. Add some water  and again mix it. At the first put the little water and little sugar. Amount of sugar depends  on person to person,  some people eat lots of sugar but some doesn't like it .
  4. Again put the little water in the mixture and make the mixture  semi liquid.
  5. Put the pot on the oven and add the oil and heat the oil to maximum tempurature.
  6. Pour approximately half a cup of roti liquid into hot fat and cook until brown.

Nepali bread is oily and sweet in taste. This food can be kept for the long time.Warning -  the oil is in maximum temperature - don't keep the child near by and don't put the water near the cooking of the sail.    

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Acknowledgment

My Sisters' Kitchen is a project of Darwin Community Arts.

My Sisters' Kitchen is supported by financial assistance from the Australian Government/Department of Immigration and Citizenship under the Settlement Grants Program funding program.

With grateful thanks to Sidney Myer Foundation for their generous contribution towards the continuation of this project from January 2010 until August,  2010.

This project was proudly supported by the Australian Government's Diverse Australia Program in 2009. Administered by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship, the Diverse Australia Program aims to promote respect, fairness, inclusion and a sense of belonging for everyone. For more information on the Diverse Australia Program, visit www.harmony.gov.au  The Department of Immigration and Citizenship contributed $35,000 to this project.

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The project is also supported by Melaleuca Refugee Centre

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