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A soft, airy, gluten‑free version of classic Indian pav made with a blend of millet flours, arrowroot, and a touch of psyllium husk for binding. The rolls are proofed, baked with a light oil glaze for a golden crust, and can be garnished with sesame and flax seeds. Perfect for breakfast, snacks, or as a side for curries.
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