Wednesday, September 30, 2009

ABC Wednesday - K for Kneading


Kneading dough, making rotis, in a dhaba (streetside cafe) in Andheri - a suburb of Mumbai. The speed at which he does it is amazing!
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39 comments:

  1. Roti pratas as they call it in Singapore. My son loves it. here, in Auckland, we have a little India, but rotis cost twice as in Sinagpore.

    http://annkschin.blogspot.com/2008/11/little-india-in-auckland.html

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  2. Kneading is such a comforting action, - what I like best about making bread.

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  3. Delicious photo! I want to try some rotis, yumm, yumm!

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  4. Good K word! I think there is an art to kneading, and your photo captures it.

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  5. Many roti canai & peratha makers in Malaysia is from India.
    I just love its if take with curry gravy & special tea or teh tarik in Malaysia.

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  6. Looks wonderful - I've watched tortillas made around Mexico's shops but know nothing of rotis. Thank you for the information!

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  7. Awesome picture! I can imagine what those kneaded dough balls will become - yummy parathas! :)

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  8. K for kneading... when spoken sounds quite odd... but a perfect title for this one!

    I've posted a new picture of which I can't figure out the title... thought, may be I should take help of my friends... do check it out... - Pixellicious Photos

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  9. belle photo de cet artisan au travail

    beautiful photo of the artisan at work

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  10. One need skills to knead the roti prata , believe me I've tried and still fail!

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  11. Is this guy offering some tutorials.???I need one ...not the kneading part but the speed.

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  12. I love to knead dough, its so relaxing...I don't know about the speed part...must be kool to watch.

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  13. This is an action photo! Very interesting!

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  14. Kneading is a great word! Now I'm hungry thinking about those streetside goodies!

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  15. humm it looks good! That guy is working hard!
    Cool shot!
    Léia

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  16. Watching someone who's really good at stuff like this is always amazing to me. I suppose when you make several hundred rotis a day every day, you do it from muscle memory. Cool stuff!

    And yeah, now I'm hungry too!

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  17. a very interesting blog !
    Like they say, "a picture is worth a thousand words", and your website sure has beautiful photos.

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  18. Ohyum right outta the oven .. I love roti!

    Excellent slice of life - teehee, I know you dont slice roti!

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  19. Professional in baking !!!! That is nice to look in live :)

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  20. Kneading....thoughtful K word. Each nook and corner here has one parota master....their skill very enviable.

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  21. Roti, I like it. It is so soft when it is warm.

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  22. whenever I see someone doing this it always makes me hungry for fresh baked bread!
    Great K post and photograph.

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  23. Great K word. Your action photo almost makes me hear the sound.

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  24. Very nice shot. So....is the finished product a roll of some sort?

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  25. Thats made me hungry! He has a great skill.

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  26. I think one can almost achieve a Zen-like state kneading.

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  27. I agree with Hildred--kneading is the best part of making bread. A great way to get rid of frustrations! But I would think this vendor would have very sore hands by the end of the day:)

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  28. Kneading is a great K word! I bet he gets tired kneading so much dough!

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  29. Great post for K, he must make very delicious rotis.

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  30. I bet he's amazing to watch! I've seen people making pizza by hand and it's just mesmerising!

    Good one for K!

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  31. Very nice shot. So....is the finished product a roll of some sort?

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  32. Kneading....thoughtful K word. Each nook and corner here has one parota master....their skill very enviable.

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