Thalipeeth

by CommunityKitchen
MaharashtrianEasy40 minServes 4
A Maharashtrian breakfast flatbread patted out by hand from bhajani, a flour of roasted grains and pulses, with a hole poked through the middle so the butter has somewhere to pool.
Per
serving
430kcal
10gprotein
58gcarbs
18gfat

Ingredients

Before you cook

Steps

  1. Divide the dough into four balls and set one on an oiled square of paper.
  2. Wet your fingers and pat the ball out into a round about 15cm across and 5mm thick, dipping your fingers in water whenever the dough sticks.
  3. Poke a hole right through the centre with your finger, and two or three smaller holes around it.
  4. Set a heavy tawa or frying pan over medium heat until a flick of water skitters across the surface.
  5. Lift the paper, invert the thalipeeth onto the hot pan, and peel the paper away.
  6. Drizzle a tablespoon of oil around the edge and into the central hole.
  7. Cook for 3 minutes, until the underside is set with dark brown patches.
  8. Flip it over and cook the second side for 3 minutes, pressing the edges down with a spatula.
  9. Slide the cooked thalipeeth onto a plate.
  10. Pat out and cook the remaining three the same way, one at a time.
  11. Top each hot thalipeeth with a knob of butter and serve with yogurt and thecha.

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