Ingredients
Paratha / Roti
- 400 g plain flour
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1 tsp sugar
- 20 g oil
- 220-250 g water
- extra oil and flour for rolling
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Spatula TM5/TM6
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- Combine all ingredients (start with 220g water and add extra if required to make a pliable dough) 10secs/sp4.5.
Knead
"Dough mode" 3mins.
Oil the dough well and transfer to a bowl/mat to rest (covered) for 30 minutes.
Divide into 10 pieces and place on a well oiled surface.
Roll each piece out to a piece app. 40cm x 30cm. The pieces should be fairly thin. But not tearing.
Spray/drizzle with oil, sprinkle with flour, then
fold up from the long side concertina style (see photo).
Then roll up into a coil, (see photo above) from the long side and tuck the end under.
Spray/drizzle lightly with oil again and rest for 30 mins (covered).
*Roll each coil into a circle slightly larger that your hand.*
Heat a frypan to med/high heat.
Brush/spray with oil.
Fry each Paratha until golden, then flip and repeat.
Turn the heat down if they are beowning too quickly. They should be golden but also cooked.
Ax they come off the pan, slightly "crush" each together from the sides in, to create a "puffy circle."
Serve immediately with a nice "saucey" curry for dipping.
How to: Dough
Tip
**At this stage they can be frozen. Separate each Parartha with freezer/baking paper and freeze in a stack. Separate as required and cook from frozen as above**
Enjoy with your favourite Indian curry with lots of sauce for dipping 
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Recipe is created forTM 5
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Comments
Thank you these were amazing so much nicer than the frozen ones. I used ghee instead of oil only because that was the way I was taught 35+ years ago.
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