This parotta reminds me of
the road side shop cooks stretching the parotta dough like a
gargantuan rubber bands and sweeping oil onto their jumbo tavas with
a small coconut leaf rib brooms. Well I can never mimic that
dexterity of roadside masters, but definitely try to make decent and hygienic
parottas!
Basic Recipe,
Make a moist dough with
maida or all purpose flour, soak it for half an hour stertch the
dough and roll and toss them on the tava.
Ingredients:
1 cup All purpose flour or
Maida.
Water
2 Tbsp oil
Salt to taste.
Method:
Make a moist dough
with the above mentioned ingredients and let it sit covered for at least half an
hour.Knead the dough well
on to a hard surface. (Island or the counter)
Take small balls of
the dough and make thin chapathis out of it.
Dribble some oil and
sprinkle corn flour over the chapattis spread them well over the
chapatti surface.
Now pleat the thin
chapatti and make a roll out it.
Roll the swirled rolls into
chapatti again and toss them over hot tava with oil.
Serve the parottas
with hot Kurma.
Wow!..Parotta & Kurma is always a bliss specially for South Indians... step-3 foto is cute :)
ReplyDeleteYea I totally agree with you. The other day I was watching Surya's KBC and a lady happened to tell that her favorite was parotta, thats when I craved for it and made it that evening itself.
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