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  • Chapati
    chapati

    …chapatis are cooked on a tawa, which is a heavy-duty flat pan popular in South Asian countries. However, some opt to use a cast-iron skillet instead.

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    …chapatis are cooked on a tawa, which is a heavy-duty flat pan popular in South Asian countries. However, some opt to use a cast-iron skillet instead.

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  • naan and kadai paneer
    naan
    / Ingredients and preparation

    …a flat pan called a tawa, with the baker flipping the pan upside down over the flame to achieve the characteristic browning of the bread’s surface.

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    …a flat pan called a tawa, with the baker flipping the pan upside down over the flame to achieve the characteristic browning of the bread’s surface.

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