A simple kids favorite which can be made every time you make chapati or roti. Don't assume that I mixed sugar while making the dough. The procedure is simple. The secret is, think of the aloo paratha.....replace aloo stuffing with sugar. Are you confused......check the procedure.
- Wheat flour 1 cup (makes 3 medium Parathas)
- Water for making the dough
- Salt a pinch
- Ghee 4-5 Tsp
- Sugar 2 Tsp for each paratha
PROCEDURE
Add salt to the flour. Add water little by little and make the dough- same as the chapati dough.
Smear some ghee on top of the dough.
Smear some ghee on top of the dough.
Rest the dough for at least 3-4 hours.
Divide the dough into 3 parts.
Using a rolling pin and dry flour roll the dough into thin roti.
Smear a table spoon of ghee on the roti. Now sprinkle 2 table spoons of sugar on the roti.
If the sugar is too corse grind it to a rough powder.
Be liberal in using the sugar and ghee.
Now roll the roti like a mat.
Again roll it to form spiral. (You can also fold it like a triangle, like the normal chapati)
Now using the rolling pin make a thin paratha.
Heat a pan and fry the sweet paratha with ghee.
Enjoy it, as is or with fresh cream(meegada) from the milk.
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