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I hate to turn my oven on, so I love how you have turned me on to cooking the pitas on the stovetop! This is a lovely video, really helpful for bakers .
My daughter (12) and I made them together and they came out pretty good! I think we put in a little too much flour but they still worked and tasted great. Subscribed and looking forward to all your recipes.
Thank you so much for this video. I am looking forward to going to your website and for more recipes and videos. I shared this video with my vegan food group on FB. I am so anxious to make the pita bread now. Again, thank you...
Glad you liked it Susan :) and thank you so much for sharing. Do let me know if you have any questions about the recipe and I will definitely look forward to uour feedback
Glad you liked the channel Sheila, yes you can make these with Gluten-free all purpose flour, or with another flour but the texture might be a little different. I know many people who have made it with all purpose gluten free flour and loved it
@@daveenarraidoo3011 There you go www.foodotomic.com/post/how-to-make-vegan-pita-bread - For future reference, I add the wrtitten recipes in the description section of the recipe
I was watching this video after I had my dinner, but after watching I am literally starving to taste...🤤. Just found out the you tube channel I was looking for.... what about vegan tandoori, can you please make a video on that?😋...
Glad you liked the channel, what exactly do you want me to make? I think a word for missed, let me know and I ll definitely add it to the future recipe ☺️
50 ml is meant for the yeast activation and then you need to add some more while kneading it Sofia, you can add the water till you get that smooth consistency in the dough. Let me know if that helps, apologies if that was not clear in the video
I did add a little while kneading, but 50ml is mentioned for the yeast prep, later you can increase and decrease the quantity of water as per the dough
@@alineduranceau1792 I would still say, not more than 30-40 ml more, it again depends on the type of flour. At one point the flour will stop sticking to your hand and it will get really smooth
@@Foodotomic they where delicious, but they didn't puff up, had the bubbles, but after that, nothing. Could still cut them and fill them. Maybe there was something wrong with the yeast or flower. Will try them again soon.