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How to Store Chapatis Overnight?

Hi I am making a lot of chapatis tomorrow which I need to store overnight... What is the best thing to store them in?

Cheers :D
Kavanne
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  • reehsetin
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    something airtight but wrapped in kitchen tissue so they dont go soggy
    Yes Your Dukeiness :D
  • purpleivy
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    Kavanne wrote: »
    Hi I am making a lot of chapatis tomorrow which I need to store overnight... What is the best thing to store them in?

    Cheers :D


    When I make tortilla wraps I put them in a plastic bag.
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    Trying not to waste food!:j
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  • I'd let them cool fully, then store overnight in a plastic box (lock'n'lock by preference :D ). I'd then put them into a low oven for about 15mins just before serving.

    Penny. x
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