These tasty parathas with yogurt were perfect for taking on a picnic during the summer. This time, I made them using spinach and herbs as well as sesame seeds so that they tasted a bit like dhebras rather tham theplas.
4. Allow this dough to rest for 30 minutes.
5. Divide the dough into 12-14 small balls.
6. Roll out the balls into smallish chappatis. Don’t make them too thin as they will get very crispy if you roll them out thin.
7. Roast these theplas on a hot griddle/frying pan turning them occasionally.
8. Dip a tablespoon into the cooking oil and lightly rub the oil on both sides of the thepla and cook until golden brown. The theplas will puff up so be careful not to press them too hard as the hot air in the theplas could scald you.
9. Cook the theplas until they have little brown patches on both sides. This proves that the theplas are cooked.
10. Finish cooking all the Spinach and sesame seeds parathas and serve them hot or cold with any curry, pickle or plain yogurt.
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