Chapati (also known as khakhara) are usually made from chapatti flour (atta), which is a very finely ground whole wheat flour. Chapati is unleavened bread which is cooked on a griddle with no oil or fat and is similar to a tortilla. This flatbread can be used to scoop up other foods eaten with the fingers during a meal and also goes well with curries and other spicy dishes. 

This recipe uses a combination of Celeste’s Best Gluten-Free Flour Mix along with amaranth, teff and quinoa flour. The addition of these flours helps give the chapati a mild whole wheat taste.

This recipe can be found on pages 183 – 184 of my cookbook, Celeste’s Best Gluten-Free, Allergen-Free Recipes.