I just HAD to give you feedback. This is the very 1st time I ever made paratha and not have a piece left over for the next day. My son could not stop saying how soft it was. Thank you sooo much dear...this will be my special occasion paratha.👌👌
Hi I'm a trini, I have been living in NYC for 39 years never considered making dhal puri since my mom couldn't make it I didn't learn either it was easier for me to buy it. I must admit since I watch your recipe on how to make it I must admit I am doing great for someone who never really make roti.thank you and good luck, continue doing what you do best
I made this recipe this last weekend, the only variation i made was to increase the flour to 6 cups, also increase the other ingredients accordingly. It turned out amazing. My family of foodies were impressed. Thank you
I tried this but I think I used too much hot water as it was difficult to handle..it was also a bit sweet. I will either omit the sugar or cut back the next time. I was amazed how the dough remained so soft to use almost right away. The final result was very yummy and soft 👌👌. My son wanted to know why I was using another recipe as he thinks mine is perfect..but I loved the taste of this one. I used cow brand ghee. Thank you Dearest...❤
I'm going to try this, I never knew you had to roll it so thin. Definitely not a true Indian when it comes to cooking (mostly failure), but a real true member with the eating, so hoping I will have success on this one.
This is a brand new method and ingredients to making paratha roti I have ever seen....love it! Also your tip about using ghee vs margarine is very true. I usually use ghee for Divali paratha and the rest of the time is magazine. Discovered ghee is way better.....makes softer roti 🥰
It's all purpose flour. I've used several brands before and got the same results: Pillsbury, Gold Medal, Peter Pan, Nutrimix Premium, IBIS, Country Pride. In this video, I'm using Peter Pan all-purpose flour.
hi reshmi blessing to and your family wow that looks buss up shot roti looks ah amazing thank you for sharing this buss up shot roti recipe reshmi you have your self a bless one 👍👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖💖
Awesome! Usually roti in general will get somewhat firm when cold, because the fat solidifies. Think of butter that's cool vs hot...same concept when you use it in a recipe. Just warm it up and the fat will melt and the dough will get soft again.
Hi Sister Reshmi, You are an amazing ,Cook you explain to everyone on your video Moose From Canada m Guyanese yaah girl. I am a Master Chef myself, Please becareful with those plastics ,it has lots of fake chemicals