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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
trush/wring flours
We first trush flours to make chappathi.
We first wring flours to make chapathi.
Which one is correct? Also give me the more suitable alternatives for this context.
We first wring flours to make chapathi.
Which one is correct? Also give me the more suitable alternatives for this context.
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I don't know what 'trush' means, Gary, but I know we don't 'wring' the flour. First you mix the flour with hot water , which creates dough , and then you knead the dough and after it is well-kneaded, you roll it out flat with a rolling pin or similar utensil.
- I don't know what 'trush' means, Gary, but I know we don't 'wring' the flour.
- First you mix the flour with hot water , which creates dough , and then you knead the dough and after it is well-kneaded, you roll it out flat with a rolling pin or similar utensil.
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I don't know what 'trush' means, Gary, but I know we don't 'wring' the flour. First you mix the flour with hot water, which creates dough, and then you knead the dough and after it is well-kneaded, you roll it out flat with a rolling pin or similar utensil.
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