Makki di Roti Mix

Pure Punjabi

£1.79

The lesser known chapatti, Makki di roti is made from cornmeal and is the traditional accompaniment to Saag (spiced greens). Each sachets serves 4 people. Method instructions come through via email, after purchase. Available singly, or as packs of 2, 4 6, so that you always have them to hand! Nothing artificial and made by us for you. Makki di roti eaten with the dish of Saag, is the old-school meal as eaten by the farmers and older generations. This meal used to be a real staple of the traditional Punjabi diet, but is not often seen these days. This gives you the opportunity to try your hand

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