Ingredients

Organic white rice flour - 2 cups

Water - 1½ cups

Grated coconut- ½ cup (Optional)

Salt - to taste

Oil - for greasing

Instructions

1. Boil the water in a vessel/ sauce pan, when the water starts to boil add grated coconut (optional) and salt to it.

2. Lower the heat and slowly add the flour and combine it with a wooden spoon.

3. Knead the dough, thoroughly till it has incorporated well and has become smooth. This must be done when the dough is still warm

4. If the dough is too dry, sprinkle little warm water to make it smooth.

5. Roll the dough into round shape using hands.

6. Place the dough on it and using palm of your hand gently press the dough and make it into a round shape.

7. It should be a thick round, don't have to make it too thin.

8. Heat a cast iron skillet over medium heat.

9. Grease the skillet with oil.

10. Place over it, when the bottom side starts to cook flip it over.

11. Let small golden brown spots form on the bottom side, flip it over.

12. Gently press on the sides using the spatula, let small golden brown spots form on the bottom side.

13. Remove from the skillet.

14. Serve along with curry, preferably fish, chicken or mutton curry.

Instructions

1. Boil the water in a vessel/ sauce pan, when the water starts to boil add grated coconut (optional) and salt to it.
2. Lower the heat and slowly add the flour and combine it with a wooden spoon.
3. Knead the dough, thoroughly till it has incorporated well and has become smooth. This must be done when the dough is still warm
4. If the dough is too dry, sprinkle little warm water to make it smooth.
5. Roll the dough into round shape using hands.
6. Place the dough on it and using palm of your hand gently press the dough and make it into a round shape.
7. It should be a thick round, don't have to make it too thin.
8. Heat a cast iron skillet over medium heat.
9. Grease the skillet with oil.
10. Place over it, when the bottom side starts to cook flip it over.
11. Let small golden brown spots form on the bottom side, flip it over.
12. Gently press on the sides using the spatula, let small golden brown spots form on the bottom side.
13. Remove from the skillet.
14. Serve along with curry, preferably fish, chicken or mutton curry.