India has the most diverse flatbread tradition in the world — at least a dozen named preparations from roti and chapati (daily bread) to paratha (layered), puri (fried), bhatura (leavened and fried), and naan (tandoor-leavened). Each requires different dough composition, different technique, and different cooking surface. The roti tradition is documented in every Indian regional culinary source. · Grains And Dough
रोटी की तैयारी (Roti Preparation): The Indian Flatbread System connects to similar techniques: Lavash (Persian — same thin, cooked on a sadj), Injera (Ethiopian — same ferment.
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