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In a mixing bowl, add 3 cups (375g) of all-purpose wheat flour, 1 teaspoon of salt, 3 tablespoons of vegetable oil, and 3 tablespoons of salted butter. Gradually add 400ml of boiling hot water, mixing with a spoon initially to avoid burns, until a soft dough forms.
the dough in the bowl for at least . If the dough is sticky, add a little dry flour and continue until it is smooth and no longer sticky. The dough should be soft and have a perfect consistency.
Place the dough onto your workboard and cut it in half. Roll out each half into a long cylinder. Then, cut each cylinder into 6 equal pieces, resulting in a total of 12 pieces.
Take each piece of dough and turn it into a disc by gently twisting and pressing it into a round shape. Set the formed discs aside.
Sprinkle a little dry flour onto your work table. Place the dough discs on top of the dry flour and keep them covered to prevent them from drying out. You will work with one disc at a time.
For rolling, first apply some dry flour onto your rolling pin. Place a dough disc on the floured work surface, gently press it with your fingers to flatten it slightly, and then roll it out using the rolling pin. Use the weight of the rolling pin rather than applying too much pressure. If the roti starts to stick, move it aside, add more dry flour to your rolling pin, and continue rolling until it's a thin, even circle.
Heat a flat pan on medium heat. Once the pan is nice and hot, place the first rolled-out roti onto it. Allow it to for about . Once you see bubbles starting to appear on top and the roti comes loose from the pan, turn it over.
After turning the roti over, immediately apply melted salted butter generously onto the side using a brush. You will notice the roti starting to puff up beautifully.
Turn the roti over again. Apply melted salted butter to the second side. Turn it over one more time and let it for about until it has beautiful golden brown spots. The first roti is now ready.
Remove the roti from the pan and place it on a plate. Continue the process for the remaining rotis, stacking them as they are done. Serve the soft and tasty rotis with your favorite curries.
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