r/IndianCookingTips

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Is my Chapati undercooked?

I’ve attached photos of my chapati. Some areas look lighter and softer than the rest. I rotate it while cooking, then put it directly on high heat at the end to make it puff like a phulka. Does it look undercooked, or is this normal? It tastes the same as the rest of the area of the chapati.

Is there a reliable way to check whether a chapati is fully cooked without overcooking the rest?

u/Longjumping-Clock866 — 9 days ago

When we bring fish and wash it at home,, the entire area becomes smelly. What do you guys do to avoid or have solutions?

The entire kitchen and sink give some fish smell the entire time. What to do to get rid off the smell?

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