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9 genius ways to turn leftover roti into healthy snacks9 genius ways to turn leftover roti into healthy snacks
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- How to use leftover rotis to make healthy dishes
Best ways to use leftover rotis to make healthy dishes
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Leftover rotis into milk cake? Instagram cook shows how, sparking netizens' backlashA video demonstrating an innovative recipe for transforming leftover rotis into mithais has gone viral. Shared by @taste.thee.best, the det...
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Flour power: Long-lasting, filling theplas or thalipith is perfect, stop-gap mealThalipith and thepla may not seem quite the same, but they are made similarly.
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- How to make the most of leftovers
You open the fridge and find a bowl filled with (a) cooked rice, (b) roast chicken or (c) boiled potatoes.