This is a easy version of layered paratha perfect to pack for kids lunch box as it stays soft for a longer time. Happy holi and happy womens day too all!

Triangle Paratha / Triangle Roti Recipe - Ingredients
- Wheat Flour - 2 cups
- Ghee - 1 tbsp + as required for folding
- Oil - 2 tbsp
- Salt - as required
- Jeera - 1 tsp
- Water - 3/4 to 1 cup (adjust according to consistency)

Method:
1. Take all the ingredients in a dry bowl except water and mix well. Then add water to make a smooth pilable dough. Keep aside for 30mins - 1 hour. Knead it once and roll into lemon sized balls, I got 7 balls.

2.Using a chapathi roller roll out to a thin circle then add few drops of ghee and spread over evenly. Then fold to a semicircle, apply and spread ghee evenly. Then fold it again to form a triangle.


3.Roll it to a thin roti or to desired thickeness, dust flour if it sticks. Heat tawa and add the roti carefully. Once bubbles starts appearing turn to other side,. Cook on both sides till brown spots starts appearing.


My Notes:
- While folding you can even skip the ghee for each layer and add oil/ghee while toasting
- I didnt add oil while toasting, if you want you can add it.
- This type of layered paratha stays softer for a longer time.
- You can also add omam(ajwain) replacing jeera but personally I like jeera so have given that here.
















Lovely looking parathas. perfect lunch box idea.
ReplyDeleteThis is really interesting buddy.. awesome..Will surely try it
ReplyDeleteHeli
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I too make the same way. Looks inviting. Nice clicks.
ReplyDeletei luv the layers of the chappathi..Nice idea!
ReplyDeleteLove these parathas, I usually add ajwain instead of jeera to this..
ReplyDeleteSuper puffed up rotis! Looks tempting! Loved the click showing puffed roti!
ReplyDeleteLove the flavors added..yummy paratha..
ReplyDeleteLooks cute...
ReplyDeletei love this paratha..i make this often..
ReplyDeletePerfect shape :) very nice
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for sharing the step by step triangular rotis.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Simple and healthy paratha...my anytime favourite..
ReplyDeleteWow.. this is how my mom makes paratha.. looks delicious and makes me want one right now :)
ReplyDeleteawesome..u made it perfectly........vl try this....
ReplyDeleteMaha
wow very impressive post....very nicely presented...
ReplyDeleteI make it the same way too and sometimes I add ajwain.
ReplyDeletemy mom does every time we do mooli paratha.. i almost associate mooli with triangles..good one :)
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wow...perfect Triangle Parathas...looks so soft n fluffy!!
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Delicious and perfectly made parathas...
ReplyDeleteLovely triangle parathas.. I like to add kummel seeds too sometimes.tastes really good.
ReplyDeletelooks soft and perfect!
ReplyDeleteWow an easy sounding recipe and the results look so tasty! - Cathy Pieroz at Ray White Alexandra Hills
ReplyDeleteI make this once in a blue moon but absolutely love it..
ReplyDeleteI too love the triangular parathas,my mil always makes this whenever she makes chapathi.The flaky chapathis taste so good even after cooling down!
ReplyDeletePerfect layered parathas.. will add it to my lunch box menu :)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious
ReplyDeletelovely.. i also make it the same way.. lovely clicks!
ReplyDeleteTempting Triangle Parathas......
ReplyDeleteParathas looks perfect and yummy...looks tempting.
ReplyDeleteI too use to make same parathas but now a days i making them in square shape. when i roll the tringle shaped paratha corners remain very thick.
ReplyDeleteMy mom makes it this way.. this was our breakfast.. Love it
ReplyDeleteThanks for the amazingly simple way to make a paratha. The pictures which u post are really good. Thanks a lot. It helps lots of guys like me staying away from home to eat good food :)
ReplyDeleteMy mil always makes this one and this one looks very soft and yummy
ReplyDeleteTasty recipe and very perfect paratas.
ReplyDeleteHamsamalini Chandrasekaran,
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This is my all time fav. My mom used to make it, but i don't have the patients to do it. Perfect looking pictures Sharmi. YUM!
ReplyDeleteChapathi looks so fantastic sharmi lovely pic.
ReplyDeleteNice, love this shape. Must try sometime.
ReplyDeleteHi Sharmi..thanks for the post as it rekindled my memories..my mom used to make this..now cos of your post i made it yesterday for my kids..it was awesome..thanks sharmi..
ReplyDelete@Anu : Thats great to hear that you tried and am glad you liked it...:)
ReplyDeleteGreat pics, my kids love this shaped paratha !!!
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