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Phapar ko Roti

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Phapar Ko Roti
TypeBread
Place of originIndian subcontinent
Region or stateIndian subcontinent
Associated cuisineIndia, Nepal, Sikkim
Main ingredientsBuckwheat, water, sugar, butter

Phapar ko roti (Template:Lang-ne) is a Nepali traditional food item and cooked in the style of pancake. Mostly people belonging to Nepali Brahmin community consume this pancake with achar of various kinds.

Preparation and ingredients

Buckwheat flour is added with a little amount of plain rice flour and pinch of salt in it. The dough is semi-liquid which contains chopped onions, chopped tomatoes, milk, water, egg white etc. All the above ingredients are mixed and a semi liquid thick paste is made by stirring well. Once the consistency is achieved, dough is poured on hot ghee on a flat pan. Once the either side is brown in color and crunchy, the 'roti' is ready to serve.[1]

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