Things to bring from India

[mercury_element]

While preparing dough, i use oil. When i keep it in fridge for more than a day, it gets sour. That's why i dont like it to freeze.

Alternatively, i will have frozen chapatis on weekday and prepare fresh on weekends.

I have never used oil in dough but still the ones I make come out to be really soft! may be 18 years of experience :P

[indianocean]

18 years of experience

Wow, amazing....i am not sure i even have so much of experience eating them

[Dreadnought]

i am not sure i even have so much of experience eating them

Most of us figured that as we went along on that thread!

[indianocean]

Most of us figured that as we went along on that thread!

But now I have expereince of choosing the right one

[iamasmallgaint]

Plan to bring
1.Ticket
2.Passport with valid visa(Not necessary if you are planning to stay for less than 2 weeks)
3. Necessary clothing
4. Pressure cooker
5. Masalas for a week/two. You can find all the Indian masalas/Tea brands here in HK
6. Some utensils like chappati tawa

[Dreadnought]

Don't forget the roller pin and if you are really bringing your pressure cooker along with you then pack plenty of spare rubber gaskets for your brand of pressure cooker as they may not be easily available here.

[mercury_element]

Wow, amazing....i am not sure i even have so much of experience eating them

if you dont mind me asking, how old/young are you?I am 29 btw, started cooking when I was 11. My grandma was always after me, learn cooking, or you wont get married! hahaha, i still laugh thinking of it!

[gunsnroses]

if you dont mind me asking, how old/young are you?I am 29 btw, started cooking when I was 11. My grandma was always after me, learn cooking, or you wont get married! hahaha, i still laugh thinking of it!

Well, dunno bout the marriage part, but, be thankful you can make those soft chapatis effortlessely.
Btw I am still waiting for those fulkas...

[indianocean]

how old/young are you?

I am 30

My grandma was always after me, learn cooking, or you wont get married!

Hahahaa, but you see the fruitfullness of learning it.

[mercury_element]

Well, dunno bout the marriage part, but, be thankful you can make those soft chapatis effortlessely.
Btw I am still waiting for those fulkas...

oh yes, I am thankful to her for telling me to do most of the things else I wont get married, including not being lazy!

And I am still waiting to get some free time to make those fulkas.

I am 30

You are 30 but still you havent had chahapti for 18 years, what...were you on maggi noodles and burger diet before that?

Hahahaa, but you see the fruitfullness of learning it.

You are 30 but still you havent had chahapti for 18 years, what...were you on maggi noodles and burger diet before that?

yes, frutifullness of learning it, not using oil at all to make soft chapati :P