| More than a century later Mumbai's middle classes still prefer their chapatis cooked at home. |
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| What family would want a daughter-in-law who can run around kicking football all day but can't make dahl or chapatis? |
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| She works in nearly 10 homes, making chapatis and doing all other household chores. |
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| He opened a dirty piece of paper and started to chew on the cold chapatis that had been packed. |
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| It is eaten in the form of flat, unleavened bread called chapatis or roti, together with spiced lentils and vegetables in season. |
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| A girl, fully veiled under dark red chiffon, made chapatis over an open fire under a grape vine. |
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| She began by making samosas, chapatis and other finger foods for a takeaway and soon she had to take on others to help her. |
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| Immediately, 10 beggars rush in to enjoy a wholesome meal of vegetable curry and chapatis, rice and dal. |
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| We chose naan bread and a couple of chapatis to accompany our main course. |
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| You can serve it with rice or chapatis or nan bread to mop up. |
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| Mother usually sits there, making chapatis when Father returns from work. |
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| The Defence Food Research Laboratory from Bangalore has on display some ready-to-eat chapatis, curries and biriyanis which have a shelf life of one year. |
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| A daily diet of four litres of milk, 300 gm of ghee, dried fruits, vegetables, rice, chapatis and cereals cannot fit into everyone's grocery list. |
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| I got to visit a nursery, make chapatis, give a major speech and join other Labour women to campaign for equality. |
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| She has tasted jail food and has often ordered milk, biscuits, brown bread and and chapatis whenever she is hungry. |
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| Happier after that expression of poco-curantism, I strolled down to Veeraswamy's and thoughtfully gorged myself with curried lamb and buttered chapatis. |
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