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Offline railway

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Porata
« on: March 09, 2006, 12:55 AM »
Help...I'm looking for a really authentic poratha recipe. Any help, including cooking instructions will be greatly appreciated. :-*

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Re: Porata
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Re: Porata
« Reply #2 on: March 13, 2006, 07:46 AM »
Hi,

Just to add to that once you have rolled out the dough to a disc spread the top surface with melted butter or better ghee then roll it up into a thin tube shape as thick as your finger then form it into a spiral before rolling it out to a disc again. Cook adding a small amount of butter to the pan and fry each side for about two minutes until browning in patches.

I must say my parathas are a bit hit and miss as are the ones I buy from the take-away. They can be flaky but sometimes not. There is certainly a technique to their cooking although most recipes I have seen all seem to use the same dough mix.

Ray

 

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