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FAQ
Dibba Rotti is primarily made from husked, split black gram or urad dal and rice. The rice is in a rava form, which is rice ground to fine granules. The procedure begins by grinding the urad dal into a batter first, and then mixing the soaked rice rava in it. Some spices and herbs are also added to this mixture.
Dibba Roti also called Minapa Roti is a dish from the state of Andhra Pradesh. It basically means fat bread. Dibba means Fat and Roti means Bread. Generally served for breakfast but can be equally enjoyed for your lunch or as a snack.
In the Telugu language, the word 'Dibba' means plump or fat or stout, and 'rotti' means bread; thus literally Dibba rotti translates to bread that is plump, fat, or stout. Though it means a thick fat bread but the texture and taste is nowhere like that of bread.
What is the difference between Roti and Chapati? A roti and a chapati are essentially the same thing. Roti are made with a little bit of all purpose flour to give it some softness, and chapati are made with just wheat flour. You'll find differing opinions on whether or not one is made with oil.
Indian Flat Bread. In regular terms Roti is called Indian Flat Bread or Tortilla in English. Roti or Indian Flat bread is made of Wheat flour/flour non fermented. Sometimes also known as Chappati. Tortillas are similar to Roti/Chappati but are made from corn flour.
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