Maize Flour Paratha (Makkai Ka Paratha)

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About Maize Flour Paratha (Makkai Ka Paratha)

It has been a long time wish  to make Maize flour roti,  but I was postponing it since Maize flour has very less adhesive nature. Even after browsing so many blogs I didnt get confidence.   So,I switched over  from making roti and landed in making Maize flour  Paratha and amazingly the outcome was very successful...
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Recipe Time & More

Prep Time20 minutes
Cook Time15 minutes
Total Time35 minutes
Servings 6

Ingredients
 

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Instructions
 

  • Add water and 1 tb spoon of oil with required salt and knead the roti dough with the whole wheat flour and keep aside.
    Maize Flour Paratha (Makkai Ka Paratha) - Plattershare - Recipes, food stories and food lovers
  • Dry roast the ajwain seeds in a pan for a minute in low flame and powder it. Add the powder, chilli powder and salt to the maize flour with 1 tb spoon of oil and knead to a soft dough by adding water little by little. Make lemon size balls of it and keep aside.
    Maize Flour Paratha (Makkai Ka Paratha) - Plattershare - Recipes, food stories and food lovers
  • Now make small rotis out of the wheat dough and keep the maize flour balls in the middle. Bring all the corners to the middle and seal it. 
    Maize Flour Paratha (Makkai Ka Paratha) - Plattershare - Recipes, food stories and food lovers
  • Dust the ball with the wheat flour and again roll into thick rotis.
    Maize Flour Paratha (Makkai Ka Paratha) - Plattershare - Recipes, food stories and food lovers
  • Heat a tawa and cook the Paratha on both sides with oil or ghee. These parathas tastes yummy with fresh creamy butter.
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Subhashni Venkatesh
Subhashni Venkatesh

I am a native of Kanyakumari district, brought up in Tiruchirapalli, and settled in Tirunelveli. I started exploring cooking at the age of 15 and learned a variety of recipes from my two grandmothers, friends, aunts, mother, and mother-in-law.

Cooking is, of course, my passion. I work as a teacher, and my colleagues love to receive recipes and tips from me, just as I enjoy learning from them. My son and husband encourage me to experiment with and innovate new dishes."

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