chapatti

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chapatti

A woman cooks a chapatti on a hot griddle.

Definition

Noun: A type of unleavened flatbread, originating from the Indian subcontinent, that is typically round, made from whole-wheat flour, water, and salt, and cooked on a flat griddle or tava.

Usage

The word "chapatti" refers specifically to this simple, daily bread. It is a countable noun. * She ate two chapattis with the vegetable curry. * The staple food was dal and chapatti. * He rolled out the chapatti before placing it on the hot griddle.

Advanced Usage
  • As a general concept: "Chapatti" can refer to this bread as a category of food or a dietary staple.
    • Making chapatti requires skill and practice.
  • In cultural context: It is often associated with home-cooked, everyday meals in South Asian cultures.
    • The smell of fresh chapatti reminded him of home.
Variants and Related Words
  • Chapati: An alternative common spelling.
  • Roti: A very similar, often synonymous term for unleavened flatbread in South Asia. In some regions, "roti" is the more general term, while "chapatti" may refer to a specific type.
  • Phulka: A specific type of chapatti that is puffed up over direct flame after being cooked on the griddle.
  • Tortilla: A different cultural flatbread (from Latin America) made from corn or wheat flour, serving a similar culinary role.
Synonyms
  • Flatbread
  • Unleavened bread
Related Phrases
  • Chapatti flour: Also called "atta," the finely ground whole-wheat flour used specifically for making chapattis.
    • She bought a bag of chapatti flour from the market.
chapatti

A woman cooks a chapatti on a hot griddle.

Noun
  1. flat pancake-like bread cooked on a griddle

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