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I am thinking to by one ElectricRoti Maker. If any user please share experience and suggest any particular model of electric roti maker.



We equally eat rice and rotis. But many a times I end up making rice as its easier to make
 
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If kneading is a problem (i find it the most annoying part of roti making), get an electric dough kneader. Much cheaper.

IIRC, I have even seen hand operated machine for pressing rotis.

I will stay away from a fully automatic cooking machines at home. I stopped using my meat mincer because I hated cleaning it after every use. Maybe ok in commercial setups.
 
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dpandey said:
If kneading is a problem (i find it the most annoying part of roti making), get an electric dough kneader. Much cheaper.

IIRC, I have even seen hand operated machine for pressing rotis.

I will stay away from a fully automatic cooking machines at home. I stopped using my meat mincer because I hated cleaning it after every use. Maybe ok in commercial setups.
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kneading is not an issue. Want to save time and make the process easier.
 
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int86 said:
kneading is not an issue. Want to save time and make the process easier.
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The most boring and unsatisfactory part of the whole process is to roll the dough balls into flat, round rotis. Buy a manual press which takes care of only this part.
 
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dpandey said:
If kneading is a problem (i find it the most annoying part of roti making), get an electric dough kneader. Much cheaper.
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I am assuming you meant a stand mixer, do you have one? I was looking into KitchenAid but the prices here are just crazy,
 
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