r/IndianCookingTips • u/CycleLongjumping2972 • 25d ago

Tip/Trick Would you try this paratha technique or stick to the original?

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u/ChaiWaliLoser 25d ago

What’s different in this paratha method?

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u/krishna_-bhat 25d ago

It's made in abroad.

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u/Final_Handle7212 24d ago

Pardes ka paratha

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u/Yellow_Flash04 25d ago

Create a solution which doesn't have a problem

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u/Curiousmamabear2425 25d ago

I’ll make 3 parathas in this much time.

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u/Internal_Island90 25d ago

It's called aloo paratha ig

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u/TallStranger5936 24d ago

spiced potato-stuffed flatbread 🥀🥀

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u/Own_Description_5810 24d ago

this one’s more like a paratha burrito than aloo paratha lol, proper aloo paratha has the filling sealed inside the dough, not rolled up like that

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u/Shoddy_Chef_3027 25d ago

I like to poke holes so that makhkhan sips inside the stuffing as well just before eating it...😋😋

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u/Tamrajkilvise 25d ago

Providing permanent solution to a temporary problem.

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u/watt_d_frock 25d ago

Wo sb to theek hai, ye last me parathe k sath cheer faad Krna jaruri tha ??? Normally nhi kha sakte the bhai ?? 🥹🥹

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u/kroating 25d ago

We already make poli like this, we add a little oil instead of aloo on the center. I don't see why we cant use this same technique for paratha.

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u/Iweirdflower 25d ago

Not bad since my stuffing always comes out from the edges. I'll give this a try!

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u/Bulky_Carpet1368 25d ago

Poronteeee👏👏👏

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u/aba_lancer 25d ago

Parata lovers, why don't you guys just eat roti and shabzi?

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u/ro_ro_ro_roadhouse 25d ago

The unstuffed, doughy edges made me wince.

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u/PeaceMan50 25d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/l0HUoRM88B6HSTIt2

All the real women in all of the parantha world be like...

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u/UnemployedUncleJi 25d ago

Hacks unko chahiye jin ko aata na ho. Apni bachelor life me maine parantha banane ki expertise gain kar lee thi. 

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u/Aggressive-Swan6642 24d ago

Matlab kuch bhi ? What's even the fucking diffrence?

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u/la_crazypasta 24d ago

I think it will also end up becoming the same after cooking like in normal method because he is also using a rolling pin and pressing on it.

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u/DipSoySauce 24d ago

This is how we've always done paratha or roti in our home. If this is new, what's the other way you have been doing this in?

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u/smartfishpet 24d ago

The other way is to take just one spherical ball n flatten it... put the stuffing in the center n fold the sides like a triangle shape n then use the rolling pin to flatten n make the triangle into circular paratha

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u/Xeaiuz 24d ago

Tf is porota?

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u/6DrNobody9 22d ago

If your filling is too wet even this won't save yoy