Different Indian breads like chappatis, parathas and bhakhris are always included in our meals. My favourite are the stuffed parathas. However, as I have mentioned in my earlier Posts, we have quite a few family commitments at the moment so most of our cooking has been quick and simple. Last week, I make these very quick and easy plain parathas.
2. Divide the dough into 15 equal balls.
3. Using some dusting flour, roll out the paratha in a circle.
4. Par cook the paratha if possible on a non stick pan. it will start to puff up and brown a bit. To cook my parathas, I used this non stick Prestige Omni Tawa pan, which I was sent as a sample to try out. Making the parathas in this non stick pan was much easier as the parathas cooked evenly.
5. Now brush some oil on both sides of the paratha and cook until cooked.
6. Serve these hot with any curry.
How do you serve your parathas?
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