Can I use this to make Indian Chapaties/Roties?
368361
I have only made tortillas on mine, but if Indian Chapaties is some kind of flatbread, I would think it would work. I LOVE Mine.
368362
Sorry, don't know for sure either. I have another iron which bakes Krumkake between the "lids" and flattens the batter into a crisp circle. If the Indian breads can tolerate the flattening process without making the dough tough, then I would think it would work. I think the end result of the texture/bite of the dough would determine success or failure.
1666084
Yes, you can. In the recipe book you will find recipes and how tos for various things. (EX. Cake Mix) Also, if you check ebay, theres a few on there for quiet cheaper. I'm selling one of mine because I made a mistake and ordered 2.(I have a memory issue)
550359
Absolutely! It just depends how long you cook it ... Maybe do a minute or less per strip to start, then adjust to preference once you get the idea.
1435534
yes, but you would have to be making a huge batch. I have used it for making everything from cheese, to apple sauce, to bone broth.
193490
Yes, we also used for preparing paniyaram. I checked Unniyappam recipe, I don't think you can use this to prepare that.
367851
I used it to make the caterpillar cake. Unless you want a really small belly, I would say no. :)
357342
Absolutely. It works well for stir-fry, curries and many other types of foods.
271912
I don't see why not. I haven't used it for anything besides dough, but it works well for mooshing stuff.
921765
Yes and no depending on what you want to cook. Yes : For anything that won't retain too much water e.g. Potato or when you evaporate all water e.g. rice dishes No : Veggies, fish etc. These could get soggy (disintegrate) and you will have to strain things out at the end. Buying a separator (&lt;$10 in any Indian store) or steamer basket is a good investment. Remember to remove the 'whistle' and steam for desired amount of time if you plan on using this as a 'steamer' and not a pressure 'cooker'. The quality of the steel (as others have already mentioned) is stellar. Cleaning it is extremely easy, unless you burnt something in it of course :)
2249744
Yes you can use a rotisserie. It is an accessory you have to buy separately.
2012958
I imagine you can use it and it probably won't give much flavor. In any events, I don't reckoen it's dangerous, so try it out. I know you can use it in pancakes and such ;)
435620
I don't see why not. This particular kit is to make jerky from ground meat, however if your using a marinated steak/roast the dehydrator will still work find for that purpose
1124637
Absolutely --- any recipe you'd like. Just make sure to cut the cooking time by 1/3.
1861188
I am sure it will. we were at costco and saw demo. they made wheat flour in the blender . did not see more but they had all kind of pulses there so i am sure it can handle any indian spices..was very tempted to buy one.
1287627
I would say no. Indian fry bread requires more fat to fry then this machine can handle. This machine doesn't actually fry food, it browns it with very little oil. Fry bread requires frying with more oil so I don't think it will work. Try doing it with just a small amount of dough to test and see what happens. Try not to use any more than 1 tablespoon of oil as called for in the directions.
394109
yes, it is a good product to make chutneys. To have visible pieces of cilantro, chilies, etc., try pulsing few times, if you keep on pulsing or keep on pressing the "on" bar, it will keep on "grinding", and the ingredients will blend in with the whole thing that you already put into the container and will turn mushy or creamy like appearance showing just specks of the herbs and spices. For chutney, usually the herbs and fruits are visible in small pieces, so I would apply few pulses. and this is adequate.
874357
I don't believe it would be advisable. You should the pot/crock that came with it. That said, you can prepare very small amounts, down to 1/2 cup of dry rice.