Einkorn Chapatti
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My favorite part about my college experience has been meeting people from all over the world. One of these amazing people is my friend Saarika, she is from the south of India and also loves cooking like I do. Since meeting each other and becoming close we have been regularly cooking together, she has taught me how to make a number of dishes that she grew up eating, and in turn, I have done the same with my favorite childhood meals. While cooking together we also often talk about the similarities and differences between our cultures. One thing we noticed, that I find very interesting, is ...
Einkorn Chapatti
Makes 4 large flatbreads
Ingredients
- 1 cup minus 1 tablespoon (115 g) jovial All-Purpose Einkorn Flour
- ⅓ cup (80 g) water
- Pinch of salt
- 2 teaspoons jovial Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 2 tablespoons butter
Instructions
- In a mixing bowl, combine the flour and salt.
- In the same bowl, begin adding the water a few tablespoons at a time while simultaneously kneading the dough. (It will be sticky, this is expected when working with einkorn.)
- Once all the water is mixed in, add the olive oil and knead for a few more minutes.
- Cover the bowl with a kitchen towel and let rest for about 15 minutes.
- Cut the dough into 4 equal parts (or more if you would like smaller flatbreads), take one and leave the rest in the bowl still covered. Roll the dough into a 7-8" circle using a rolling pin, making sure to dust the working surface with flour as well as the rolling pin.
- Place a pan on medium-high heat. Cook the chapatti for a few minutes (or until some brown bubbles can be seen on the surface) then flip and cook for an additional minute or two. Once flipped, it should create large air pockets.
- After both sides are cooked, remove the chapatti from the pan and place on a plate with about half a tablespoon of butter on the surface, I recommend spreading the butter all over one side of the chapatti using a butter knife.
- Cover the cooked chapatti with another plate, then repeat the cooking process with the remaining dough. Serve hot.
Since I moved to the US over 20 years ago, I stopped eating wheat because I could not tolerate the variety used here. Once I discovered your website and purchased Einkorn, I started to enjoy so many recipes that I never thought I would taste again. Please accept my deepest gratitude and thanks for all you do.
PS.. would love to see some Indian dessert recipes with this flour ?
Also, I didn't realize the differences in using Einkorn instead of the other flour brands, and I thank you very much for the information and your product. (I wasn't quite happy with my first try, so your website and recipe is invaluable to me.
What changes do I need to make?
My son has done extremely well digesting the freshly ground sprouted Einkorn.
Please, let me know.
work well with whole wheat Einkorn?
How long will these last in the refrigerator?
How to reheat leftovers?
Can left overs be frozen? If so for how long?
Thank you in advance,
Dee
I mastered the starter dough and learned from your mothers video's and book. I adored her!!! The breads were so gorgeous people thought I was a serious baker, (no way). Whatever Carla did, I wanted to do. Then she came out with the cookies from Liguria Italy, (shortbread cookies) Having visited my relatives there, I was obsessed with making them.
Now, I am very happy to follow you and your recipes. I have a freezer full of your flour and tell everyone about it.
Thank you for all your hard work and carrying this on.
PS. It would have been nice to have a video showing how to make this recipe.
If so what adjustments?
Can you thin yogurt to more water consistency to soak overnight?