Ask any Singaporean or Malaysian about roti pratha and
they'll agree with you that it's one favourite
food taken either at breakfast or lunch..
this crispy pancake is made by flipping it and thinning out the pastry
( go to the You Tube link below to watch how it's being made)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtgytR9qCAE
and grilled on a flat pan..
it can be eaten either with hot curry or just sugar..
we love ours with spicy curry,
they'll agree with you that it's one favourite
food taken either at breakfast or lunch..
this crispy pancake is made by flipping it and thinning out the pastry
( go to the You Tube link below to watch how it's being made)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtgytR9qCAE
and grilled on a flat pan..
it can be eaten either with hot curry or just sugar..
we love ours with spicy curry,
and eating pratha is not the same without teh tarik (in Malay) which means
"pulled tea".
watch how pulled tea is made in this video...
what are you having for tea today?
steph