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Flatbread made from just flour and water — the daily staple of the Maldivian table.
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Roshi is the flatbread eaten daily as a Maldivian staple, similar to Indian chapati. Dough of flour, water, salt, and a little oil is rolled thin and cooked on a griddle. It goes with everything — mas huni at breakfast, curry at lunch, garudhiya at dinner.
Mix the flours and salt, add the water and oil, and knead for 10 minutes until smooth.
Cover with plastic wrap and rest 30 minutes.
Divide into 8 balls, dust with flour, and roll into thin rounds about 20cm across.
Cook in a very hot frying pan for 30 seconds per side until spotted with brown.
Wrap in cloth to keep warm and serve with mas huni or curry.