Trinidadian roti

Paratha is one of the most popular roti recipes in Trinidad and the world! It is called buss up shot roti in Trinidad because of it's resemblance to a torn t-shirt! It is soft, flaky/multi-layered, indulgent and absolutely delicious.

Dhal, meaning peas or legumes, and Puri, a type of fried dough flatbread, come together in this Indo Caribbean delight known as Dhal Puri. This dish is another type of flatbread most commonly associated with Trinidad Roti. However, unlike other flatbread, this one is filled with ground seasoned Dhal or yellow split peas that create a crumbly mixture within the dough layers. In Trinidad, we take our favorite curried meats and vegetables, and place them onto the center of a Dhal Puri and then…

Buss up shut paratha roti- A Trinidad version - Super Soft, Messy and Tasty . Easy with step- by- step pictorial

Yield: 6 Rotis INGREDIENTS For Filling: Split Peas - 2 cups Water - 10 cups Turmeric Powder (Saffron) - 2 tsp Salt - 1 1/2 tbsp Chadon Beni/Culantro - 12 leaves/ 1/4 cup Scotch Bonnet Pepper - 1 tbsp or to taste (seeds & core removed) Garlic - 3 tbsp (minced) Coconut Oil/Ghee - 3 tbsp Roasted Geera/Cumin Powder - 1 tbsp For Dough: All Purpose Flour - 4 cups Baking Powder - 1 tbsp Brown Sugar - 1 1/2 tsp Salt - 2 tsp Warm Water - 1 1/2 cups Melted Ghee - 1 tsp + 1/2 cup METHOD…

Paratha is an East Indian flatbread, and the name means layered cooked dough. Traditionally, Paratha is made with ghee, a nutty-tasting mixture made by rendering the water and milk solids out of unsalted butter. The layered dough is then cooked on a flat surface known as a Roti Tawa to create a fluffy, nutty, buttery, and chewy flatbread. While all these elements of Paratha remain with the Trini version, we make it out by literally kicking it up a notch during the cooking process. We take…

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Get ready to transport your taste buds to the Caribbean with this mouthwatering Trinidadian Roti recipe! This flaky, tender flatbread pairs perfectly with your favorite curry dishes for a meal that's bursting with flavor.

Bake, a circular thick but flattish bread, made of flour, water and baking soda; fried (FRY BAKE).

Buss up shut or paratha roti as it's called in Trinidad and Tobago is very simple to make using the detailed recipe I've provided, with pictures to follow along. This sort of roti is very popular in the Caribbean, including Guyana. Learn to make trini style buss up shut roti.

With flour, baking powder, salt and water, this simple sada roti recipe will give you perfectly soft rotis that will last all day.