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LACCHA PARATHA - Pro.style & An award + Meme
>> Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Ingredients
Plain Flour - 2 cups
Salt - To taste
Curd - 1/2 cup
Milk - 1/4 cup
Olive oil - 5 tbsp
Method:
Sieve the flour & make a well to add in the rest of the ingredients like milk & curd.
Add in the salt & knead to a soft dough with salt.
Do not overwork the dough as it would be become hard. knead it until soft & little bit sticky.
Add in the olive oil to the kneaded dough & mix well until soft.
Cover it with a wet cloth & allow it to rest so that the curd, milk & salt mix it to make a yeast mix & raises the dough a little bit.
The raising gives a clean texture to the dough & gives a soft result.
After resting divide the dough into small balls & allow it to rest for another 10min under a wet towel.
In a floury base start to flatten the ball & start to knead it with more oil to a certain level & start to make laccha as shown in the picture with your hands.
Leave it to rest in the laccha form & flatten it again & finish it in a hot tawa.
Once cooked properly beat it from the sides to get it flaky & serve hot with any kinda curry or gravy.
My dear friend Madhavi serve me this "Perfect blend Of Friendship Award". This
is the blend of Trust, Kindness, Honesty, and Caring. Thank you so much my
dear friend :....
I would like pass this award to priti, Dershana, Usha, Raaji,Vidhya,
Cynthia,Meeso,Valarmathi & Jan.
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I have been tagged by Sireesha .Thanks Sireesha. The rules are(a) List these rules on your blog.
(b) Share 7 facts about yourself on your blog.
(c) Tag 7 people at the end of your post by leaving their names as well as links to their blogs.
7 facts about me:
1) I am a homemaker currently in London but basically from chennai.
2) I have done my M.B.A. AzagappaUniversity, Karaikudi, India.
3) I love my husband most of all & rest all next .
4) I am a strict vegetarian.
5) Life is not the way we take but the way we make & think of making it.
6) I am more of an enthusiastic type not addicted much to anything, love to do things but not addicted.
7) I am trying myself not to lazy when it comes to fitness.
I would love pass along this tag to, Priyanka, uma, suma rajesh, madhavi, vanthana rajesh, Rekhas kitchen, & sweetbites4u.
41 comments:
That is a great step by step desc. Great looking paratha! :-)
Laccha pratha reminding me of Chennai's parota !! I just love paroto and kurma ...yours looks so delicious and perfect. Congrats on you award and thanks a lot for passing to me :)
What a wonderful paratha,it sounds great...Congratulations on your award and thanks so much for passing it on to me...nice reading your meme and getting to know more about you :)
Congratulations on your award and thank you so much for passing it on to me.
I love your blog since recently finding it and that Paratha looks fantastic - such great instructions! I WILL give that a go as soon as poss and I'll let you know the outcome - I do not expect mine to look as good as yours though! Thanks again, Jan x
Your paratha resembles our kerala porotta :-) mine never comes in layers, your's look perfect.
and thanks a bunch, dear, for the friendship award. it is cherished.
enjoyed reading about you.
nice step by step pics,,,thnks for taggin me..will do soon,..
Wow your hubby is a pro chef.
Love the parathas. Thst looks superb
hi, i just came across your blog. i love your recipes.. great going!
Thanks for the detailed steps... I simply love parotta but I don't think I'll ever have the patience to try it at home. Yours look perfect - soft & fluffy.
thanks a lot dear for the tag will do it soon paratha looks perfect
step by step proces s snaps r gud..thanjks for tagged but i have donenthuis b4...paratha is just mouthwatering ..
PArathas look superb. Thanks a lot for passing to me.
Wow, the paratha looks so good! Thanks for nice elaborate instructions. Congrats on your award and nice meme too. Thanks for tagging me.
Nice presentation....Thanks for the award....
Great tutorial and I would love to do this but were do you get the curd? Can it be substituted by something else?
WOW lovely post, nice recipe and very nice step by step pics. Paratha looks mouthwatering. Congratulations on ur well deserve award, and thanxxx for meme. Good to know more abt u, i'll do it soon!!!
tht is an excellent step by step method tht u have shown. good job.
I posted this layered parotha in my blog long back but this version of making is different , i will try soon :) Congrats on ur award!
Wowie, that bread looks AWESOME!!! You are lucky to have someone that can make such yummy bread and foods for you! Congratulations on your award, and thank you for sharing with me :)
Hey just added your blog to my blogroll...:)
Nice instructions. I love it. We call them parottas/porottas since they are layered and flaky, and is a fav. bread of mine.
laccha paratha sure looks yummy. it really does looks pro style
Laccha looks really yummy and your step by step demo is also really neat. Will try it soon.
Congratulations on your award and thanx a ton for passing it to me.
congrats on the awards. thks for tagging me . will come up soon with my part. Thks for sharing the delicious paratha recipe its one of my favorite (in kerela we have a similar version the Malabar parotta and I just love it).
hi ya
This is my first time here...u have a lovely space...
Paratha is one of my most fav dishes... i knw this is a quite a diff. version...guess u have done it really well...
I am pretty new to this blogging world...jus popped in to say my hi
Hi Srikar
Your bread (and the rest f your recipes)looks yummy and great pics. I am definately visiting your blog more often. I am adding you to my fav sites.
I love these lachcha parathas. Saravana parotas with Potato bhaji is one of my common breakfast in office.
Yours have come out really well. A Pro touch to it!
Pictorial view makes me understand the way this paratha is made. Thank u. Congratulations on that beautiful award. Nice to know about u through MEME
Wow...that really does look perfect. Congrats on your award.
I heard that making lachha parathas is quite tough, though I love having them at restaurants whenever possible:) Thanks for sharing this great recipe...and wonderful pics!
Lovely looking parathas and thank you so much for the tutorial!
Congrats on the award :)
I thank you most sincerely honey and am humbled that you thought of me.
This roti is very similar to what we make here in the Caribbean. Check out this link and tell me what you think: http://www.slide.com/r/RvD4aBdD1j-YaQVoIV266QWSkCgq5aFZ?previous_view=lt_embedded_url
In my haste to accept your award, I forgot to congratulate you :)
Lucky to have a hubby who is a pro. at cooking:) the parathas look flaky and crisp.
Hi - it's me again! Help!
I want to have a go at making these - Do you know where I can get 'curd' from??
Hi jan,
In india yogurt is called Curd dear..
The flat bread looks great
great patience to make these parathas.... they look so fresh...
Absolutely delicious.... will try your way soon :)
Hi, I love laccha paratha! I have never made it at home, and your step-by-step pictures make me want to try it right now. Bookmarked! :-) Congrats on the award..
my hometown is madurai.......hope u know it well,it is famous for its parathas.............whenever i visit my moms place,my dad gets me paratha twice a week.........ur recipe made me to remember them.....lovely one.my family's all time favourite.........
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