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Kenya has made a mark on the global culinary map with an amazing new achievement: a Guinness World Record in the fast making of chapati, the digital phenomenon. Dorky Dorcas has the fastest time to prepare and cook three chapatis, so the world of cooking records is already getting restless trying to catch up with it.
The high-stakes kitchen challenge, held on Monday, December 15, saw Dorcas perform the intricate task, which requires not only a great deal of perfection in preparation but also roller and cooking skills, in just two minutes and twenty-six seconds.
The Kenyan cuisine is now a very big competition among the world’s best, as the previous record was set at 3 minutes and 10.22 seconds.
Dorcas actually reduced the time limit to 2 min and 26 sec; thus, it can be said she cut 44 sec from the time span set for the task of preparing three chapatis, which is a common everyday job in the kitchen nowadays and turned into an impressive precision engineering, of course, in the kitchen.
The wager was not only about speed but also about showing one’s skills under great duress. The rules of the Guinness World Records are that each step plus the quality of the final product must be observed strictly.
For Dorcas, this meant taking the raw dough, rolling out three different flatbreads just right, and cooking them on a hot surface till golden brown—all in seconds that are mercilessly reducing. Her success has moved Kenya to a leading position in the world’s trend, where the greatest and most popular foods are shown on the international platter.
Chapati, which is a common meal in East Africa, is very hard to cook fast without copiously losing the soft, flaky texture that is the hallmark of good chapati. Dorkas’ immaculate execution asserts that speed does not mean that quality has to be compromised.
The previous champion, who set a number of food-related records and even tried to make the biggest Ugandan Rolex, is now just a spectator as the world’s fastest chapati maker title once again goes to East Africa.
The following record, recognized according to strict international rules, not only creates enormous national pride but also emphasizes the hidden skill of local cooks.
While the worldwide digital audience keeps on celebrating the extreme skill challenges, Dorcas’s milestone presents itself as a rich cultural display, indicating that daily expertise can be converted into international stars.
The 2 minutes, 26 seconds official time confirmation is at the same time a breathtaking and unquestionable win, and it sets a new target that is so high that it may take a long time for any chef to surpass it when going for the title in the future.
