Parotta | Kerala Parotta Recipe | Malabar Paratha Recipe

November 8, 2021 By Aarthi 83 Comments

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Parotta | Kerala Parotta Recipe | Malabar Paratha is a flaky layered flatbread. It is a popular south indian dish which taste delicious with veg salna or chicken salna

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. How to Make Parotta

2. Parotta | Kerala Parotta Recipe | Malabar Paratha Recipe

3. Parotta Step by Step Pictures

Malabar Paratha Recipe

Paratha is usually called as parotta over here.Here in Nagercoil there are so many parota shop,They usually serve parota with a lovely salna, it will be so nice to have on a rainy day.

The Parotta they make is entirely different there are so many methods in doing that, they will just throw the dough in air to make it thin but it doesn’t work for me.But this recipe is so simple and the parota even turns out so flaky and so soft. So every one can try it.

Rajma Paratha
Paneer Paratha
Capsicum Cheese Paratha
Mushroom Paratha

I served it with vegetable korma but you could serve it with Chicken gravy or Salna. I had even given Step by step instructions so it will be so helpful to you. You will love my pheni paratha too

How to Make Parotta

Mix every ingredients in a mixing Bowl and form a dough,cover it with a damp cloth and let it rest for about 4 hours.
In a bowl add around ½ cup of maida and pour in some oil and make it into a smooth paste and set aside.
Divide the Dough in to equal portions. roll like paratha.
After 1 hour take the dough and make it to a slightly thicker Parata.
Heat a tawa on high heat and place the parata over the pan and cook the parata on both sides by applying oil till it is golden brown.
Make some 5 parata the same way,then stack them together and crush them with your both hands vigorously till the flakes separates.
Put them in a Hot case and repeat the process until everything is done.
Serve them hot with your favorite curry.

So Just make it over this weekend and please let me know how it turned out.

If you have any questions not covered in this post and if you need help, leave me a comment or mail me @[email protected] and I’ll help as soon as I can.

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Parotta Step by Step Pictures

Ur ingredients

Make dough by mixing flour, salt, sugar, milk and oil.

cover it with a damp cloth and let it rest

Take flour and oil in a bowl

make it into a paste

now take the rested dough out

divide into equal balls

Take one ball and spread it thinly

spread the flour oil in this

spread it evely

cut into thin strips

take it together...

start rolling

roll...

Perfectly rolled

apply some oil over this

all done...

cover it with a damp cloth and let it rest

take one out

spread into thick roti

put it in a hot tawa

cook on both sides

take it out

start crushing

crush

all flaky

All Done

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About Aarthi

Over the past few years I’ve been on a mission to find and create recipes that I can make from scratch. I hope you enjoy the recipes on this blog as they are tried and true from my kitchen to yours!

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Karen Xavier

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I love this, the whole presentation... will try it out pretty soon. I've never found a good paratha recipe before, this looks easy and really flaky.

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- Lavanya
  
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  It really turned out good, for any recipe I can rely on your site 😊
  
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Anonymous

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Is there a way to make these parathas without milk, using curd or water or butter instead?

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- Anonymous
  
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  Use luke warm water
  
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  - Rajini
    
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    Hi Aarthi
    
    Big fan of yours . Made this party a yesterday. It came out very well. Followed exactly your steps. Thank you so much. Can I try the same with wheat flour for a healthier option? Will it turn out well?
    
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    - Rajini
      
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      It’s parotta and not party. Typo
      
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      thanks for trying. for wheat flour options. check this link https://www.yummytummyaarthi.com/lacha-paratha/
      
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Aarthi

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Yes...You could use Curd+Water and knead the dough and follow the same procedure...Give the dough a resting time of 1-2 hours.It will probably give you the same result.I haven't tried this...Hope you try and tell me how it turned out...

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Viswini

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Hi Aarthi.. tried this.. Came out soooo good.. Thanks for the recipe..

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nivedita

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wow, bookmarking it to make it soon.
detailed photos makes easy to follow the recipe.
thanks.

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sangee vijay

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wow...very detailed recipe...looks so fluffy n layered...want to give a try soon...thanx for sharing...

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Bindhu

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Tried this one and my folks just loved it.Btw..nice blog,keep going.

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soujanya

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Vowww!!!real flaky...very detailed presentation.....thanq...
i tried twice but i failed so stopped will try again..
thanq...

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Chitra

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Aarthi love this paratha love the technique used here...lovely...will try this soon and post it linking it back to u...let me know if it's ok with u...

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Anonymous

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hi to all yummytummy-aarthi.blogspot.comers this is my first post and thought i would say a big hello to yous -
regards speak again soon
g moore

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Hemavathi Murari

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Superb parothas. but it takes time.

Hema's Adugemane

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Preethi Sriram

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yummy dish dear... sure will give a try 🙂
http://preethisculinary.blogspot.com

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Anonymous

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@Karen Xavier
I am definaletly going to try it. But i will us whole wheat flour. hope it will be as flaky as Maida .
Vanita.

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  How did u get this paratha by doing it with whole wheat?
  
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Anonymous

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hey dear ur blog is wonderful and you have explained each recipe very well..thanks a lot dear...God Bless!!

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Anonymous

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hey dear ur blog is wonderful and you have explained each recipe very well..thanks a lot dear...God Bless!!

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nisha

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Hi dear
I just tried this recipe. It came really well. Thank you so much. My husband really likes. It

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Rayyan

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hey dear u really doing a great job!! especially the detail photographs makes r life easy in the kitchen...thanks a ton!!

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Rayyan

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hey dear u doing a really great job!! especially the detail photographs step by step..u make r life easy in the kitchen..thanks a ton!!!

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Vanita A

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Good morning Aarthi. As I said the photographs makes things much easier. thks for the Post. Will try this out.

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Suchi Sm

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fantastic work aarthi..... u make all the tough recipes to feel easy......

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remya sean

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I trieed to make soft kerala parotta several times.But all the times it end up with a disaster..

Sure I will try ur version soon..n let u know the result

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Anonymous

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I tried this with wheat flour n came out nice...thankyou Aarthi...👍👏

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Anonymous

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Very nice recipe.. Thanks for sharing.. Will try it out soon..

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Anonymous

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Gr8....u r amazing.....

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Anonymous

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Looks yummy will surely try it very soon by the way tried the suji lados and they were a hit thanks alot

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Anonymous

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I tried this.....lushhhhh result yummyy.u r suprrb

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deepak Raj

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I did this parota and kurma, it came out very well..
Thanks..

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Deepthi Rain

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Hi Aarti, ur recipe is awesome.. I tried it at home. It came out amazing. I have clicked the snaps also.. But couldn't upload to show u

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Hemapriya Natesan

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Hai, Is there anyway to.Store the dough to do it later, I have 2 small kids, and it is difficult to do the procedure evrrytime

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Aarthi

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@Hemapriya NatesanYou can store this in a air tight container in fridge and use it whenever you need. It will keep well for 2 to 3 days

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Praveena Dewars

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This recipe looks great, but I'm a beginner so of course it did not turn out as well as yours. I could use some tips, i replaced maida with all purpose flour and the dough came out very elastic, so it was hard to roll out. I managed with a great deal of effort to roll it out paper thin and everything looked fine till I tried rolling the balls into parathas. They were very Rubbery and wouldn't hold shape so they wound up thick, hard and uncooked inside. Just wondering if this is because I used all purpose flour instead of maida or if there could be another reason?

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Aarthi

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@Praveena DewarsI think it is because you have kneaded to dough really hard i hope. You have to make it soft and smooth and allow it to rest for 4 hours. if you do this, you will get a soft paratha

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Deepu

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haiiii arthi......

first of all congrats for ur recipes..... all the recipes was amazing.. yesterday i tried one of ur recipe ... ya that is parotaa..... i correctly follow all your steps.... finally the out put whahooooooooo !!!!!!!!! it was fantastically came out,..... ssssss i done the parotaa.....

the taste was yummyyyyy and it luks lik i was eat in hotel....

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Anonymous

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Hai Aarthi. unka paratto
making parthawey seinum pola iruku.
I will try. Ur baby is so sweet.
I like name Maha. so cute.
-bhuvaneswari,salem.

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Me

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Hey Aarthi, I tried dis recipe today n parantha came out super flaky n soft..my mom dad wr amazed by my cooking..I had dis parantha for d 1st tym wen I ws in dubai..wondering of its recipe bt thnks to u I found wat I wanted..

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Thahira Tasneem

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I am an ardent follower of your blog.Thank you, for posting such wonderful and easy to follow recipes.My family enjoys every dish i make from your blog.

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Anonymous

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U make all tough recipes sound so easy.....ur pictorial illustration makes it very tempting to try.....u r too cool....keep it up....and enlighten us with more of such recipes.
God Bless you

Preethi

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Archana Kathirvel

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Hi aathi....
Am Recent follower of ur blog...every girl who s new to cooking can be presented with ur blog ....so that all will become masters in cooking.....hats off to u....keep up the good work....

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Anonymous

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wowwwww...mouth watering i love the way you prepared n clicked pics to help others to cook without confusion suppeerrrbbbb thanq

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Anonymous

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Thank you sister for all ur recipes nowadays am getting rewards by my family members bcs of u and I get confident in my cooking very thank u

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Anonymous

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Thanks for sharing

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Prem

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Hi Aarthi.. I started following ur blog few days back. IT IS AMAZING . I m gonna start experimenting parota as first step.. Thank you for all thr recipes.

Prem.

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Anonymous

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Hi. I tried it. It came out very well. Thanks for the receipe.

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Anonymous

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U r great..

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jeevitha balakrishnan

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Hi friend this is the first time I m seeing ur recepi I think it wil use ful for me. Very nice and easily u have explained with very good pics. I wil do it and let u know how it comes.

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jeevitha balakrishnan

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Very nice I wil prepare and tel u how it comes I hope it wil com good

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Anonymous

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Arthi,
Should I leave the dough in refrigerator or out for 4 hr, n same question after making the balls should I put in in fridge for 1 hour or just at room temperature. I appreciate ur help.

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Aarthi

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@Anonymousno need to put in fridge, store it out at room temp

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Anonymous

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I am a begginer..I followed many of your recipes and everything came out so well and tasty...thanks for it...

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Anonymous

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Looks yummy porota ... Never eating good porota other than south Tamil nadu.. I tried once with egg similar to your recipe but couldn't get this flakes.. So avoiding egg is better right aarthi??

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Aarthi

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@Anonymousyes this recipe works wonderful

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Anonymous

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Your blog is too helpful,nd thanks for your blog,i am having one doubt.after making the dough the resting time is 2 hours and after making the stripes nd ball, again 2 hours,orelse 4 and then again 4 hours???

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Manivasagan S

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Hi aarthi,the dough can make thin rotis by oil or atta?when we try to make thin parathha ,it will shruk again and again na? Bcoz its maida na,if we can make thin means how to do??plz help me to do this.

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Aarthi

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@Anonymousmake the dough and rest it for 4 hours. roll it and cut it and make it into the ball and rest it for 1 hour. then make paratha

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Aarthi

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@Manivasagan Sthe paratha will be little thick not too thin..

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Anonymous

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@Praveena Dewars You can also check the oil content. Parota takes up lot of oil. Maida and all-purpose flour doesn't make any difference.

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Anonymous

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Thanks so much for the recipe.

For the vegan folk out there, you can sub the milk for soy milk (or any other plant based milk, really). It's better for the animals and better for you too! Give it a try.

I just made mine and they turned out awesome!

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Jincy Firoz

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How many cups s halfkg maida ??

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Jincy Firoz

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How many cups s halfkg maida ??

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Jincy Firoz

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How many cup s half kg maida??

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Aarthi

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@Jincy Firozhalf kg is around 4 cups

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momsrecipes

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Bookmarking the recipe.... Will make it vegan ... Thank you for sharing the detailed recipe....

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Anonymous

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tried this and got soo many compliments... thanks for the recipe��

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Nimmi Maanu

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I really loves your way of presentation in this blog and i likes malabar parota very much.but my mom dont know how to make it.I think this blog will very helpful for my mom.Thank you so much for this wonderful blog...The best parota maida will help to make best parota.

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husaindeen himazy

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Hi arthi, is it fresh milk or coconut milk that we should add..?? btw i m from sri lanka. i started cooking 3 months ago.. i really dont have any experience in cooking. your recipes are really really great and its very easy. i tried out the oats uthappam, fried chicken and the microwave chocolate lava cake.. thankyou so much for ypur easy recipes and keep on uploading more..

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  It is fresh milk
  
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Anonymous

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Hi aarthi,all ur recipies are really good.can we use wheat flour instead of maida

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Anonymous

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Can we make it with wheat flour??

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Hemalatha Lingamoorthy

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Hi Aarthi... How much milk( in cup measurement) for one cup maida?

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Jayanthi Ramaraj

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Thanks for the nice pictorial info..
All ur recipes are easy to follow thro pictorial

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Anonymous

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Great recipe. This was the first time Intried it and it turned out great. Only thing Inwould change next time is to reduce the sugar to 1/2 or even 1/4 tbsp of sugar. Thanks for the recipe😊.

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Sruthi

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Hi arthi.. tat was a perfect recipie. I tried an got the best ever parotta 😊😊.Thanks a lot an keep the grt work going... Best wishes..😊😊

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RANJINI PRASAD

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Hi Aarathi its my dream paratha my mouth is watering definitely I vl try it
Thanks

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Valarmathi

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Superb such an easy paratha recipe ever seen...i tried and my whole family loved it...thank u so much...

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Anonymous

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Wonderful recipes...I always google yummy tummy for any recipe.... Thanks Aarthi!

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YOU DID A GREAT JOB INDEED. IT IS QUITE INFORMATIVE AND THE PICTURES GIVE US A GOOD LOOK, HOW OUR PARATHA WILL SHAPE UP. IF YOU WANT TO DO IT AS A HOME BASED BUSINESS, JUST READ THIS. START HOME BASED PARATHA MAKING

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awsome recipe

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Parotta | Kerala Parotta Recipe | Malabar Paratha Recipe

Malabar Paratha Recipe

How to Make Parotta

IF YOU MAKE THIS RECIPE OR ANYTHING FROM YUMMY TUMMY, MAKE SURE TO POST IT AND TAG ME SO I CAN SEE ALL OF YOUR CREATIONS!! #YUMMYTUMMYAARTHI AND @YUMMYTUMMYAARTHI ON INSTAGRAM!