
🇹🇹 Trinidad & TobagoCatalog recipe
Curried chicken and potato simmered gravy-thick, piled into a supple split-pea dhalpuri and folded like a parcel — Trinidad's full meal in a flatbread.
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Nothing to juggle — one thing at a time.
Kneading dough by hand.
For 6 servings.
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Knead flour, salt and water into a soft dough; rest 30 minutes. Fill balls with seasoned ground split peas and seal.
Roll each stuffed ball thin and cook on a hot tawa, brushing with oil, until freckled and soft.
Toast curry powder in oil with garlic and half the herbs until fragrant and dark.
Add chicken, coat well, then add potato and water; simmer 35 minutes until thick.
💡 The curry should be wetter than you'd serve on a plate — the roti drinks it.
Pile curry into the dhalpuri, fold like a parcel, wrap in paper, and hand it over with napkins.
Indentured workers from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar brought roti culture to Trinidad, where it became a full meal in a flatbread. The dhalpuri — split-pea-stuffed and supple — is the standard the diaspora's roti shops still defend.
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