Humor can be a means by which the world subtly influences us. When we laugh at something, we tend to accept it and think it is okay, good, or appropriate. Slowly, over time, we begin to accept things that we rejected earlier. We begin to ignore our moral beliefs, we compromise with the world, and we sin – first in thought and later in word and deed. The next time you watch a sitcom, analyze what you’re really laughing at. You probably won’t laugh as much anymore – you’ll probably turn the TV off.

Karl Graustein

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains, Vegetables		Sainsbury’s, Sainsbury8	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

6		Fresh green chillies; de-seeded if wished
		; and chopped roughly
1		Cm; ( 1/2 inch) piece of
		; fresh ginger,
		; chopped roughly
1/2	ts	Salt
3/4	ts	Ground coriander
1/4	ts	Ground cumin; roasted
1/4	ts	Ground turmeric
1	tb	Gram flour
125	g	Fresh coriander leaves; washed, dried and
		; chopped finely
		; (4oz)
250	g	Wholemeal flour; plus extra for
		; rolling (8oz)
		A pinch of salt
2	tb	Vegetable oil
		Concentrated butter or ghee for frying

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR THE FILLING
FOR THE ROTIS
For the filling, put the chillies and ginger in a blender or food
processor and grind to a paste.
Add the salt, the ground coriander, cumin, turmeric, gram flour and
chopped fresh coriander, process together and divide into 12 portions.
To make the roti dough, put the flour and salt in a bowl, add the oil
and rub it into the flour with your fingertips. Gradually add 6-7
tablespoons water and mix to form a fairly soft ball.
Knead for 4-5 minutes, until soft but not sticky. Divide into 12
balls and cover with clingfilm or a clean, damp cloth.
Taking one ball of dough at a time, dust with flour and roll each one
to a thick round about 13cm (5inches) in diameter.
Brush with oil and place a portion of filling in the centre. Fold the
round over, bringing the edges together to seal.
Roll again lightly, then brush with a little oil, fold in half again
to form a larger triangle with 13cm (5inch) sides.
Melt some concentrated butter or ghee on a griddle, or in a heavy
frying pan, and cook the rotis for 1-2 minutes, turning once, until
lightly puffed up and lightly browned on both sides.
Drain on kitchen paper before serving hot.
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