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Freshly cooked triangle-shaped chapati on a black skillet.

Triangle chapathi

This is a variation on the traditional Indian flatbread! Instead of rolling it into a circle, the dough is folded into a triangle, creating layers that add texture and flavor.

Flour for paratha

Traditionally, wheat flour is used, but use can use multigrain or flour of your choice.

Tips to note for Paratha dough

Firstly, prepare a moist dough for paratha. Paratha dough should be a non-sticky, soft dough, without any cracks. If you add less water dough might crack and it won’t hold the stuffing. Pliable soft dough makes for the best paratha. Also, it is important to knead the dough well. The addition of  ghee and oil makes a lot of difference in layered paratha texture, so don’t skip it

Delicious homemade triangle chapatis served on a banana leaf. Perfect for traditional Indian meals a.

Can I use ghee instead of oil

Yes, it gives good texture and taste to the paratha.

Should I rest the dough?

Yes, resting the dough for a few hours helps for soft triangle roti

Optimal heat for cooking paratha?

When you are cooking paratha, maintaining the heat from a medium flame is the key. First, cook without oil/ghee. Press it gently with a spatula often so that it is evenly cooked. After it puffs up, both sides add oil/ghee and cook

Can I make a sweet version

Yes, can you sprinkle sugar and make paratha

Delicious triangle paratha being torn apart, showcasing its flaky layers and perfect crispiness.

Paratha recipes

Ingredients

Chappathi dough

1 cup wheat flour

1/2 tbsp oil/ ghee 

Salt

1/2 cup hot water

Paratha

oil/ ghee

How to make triangle paratha with step-by-step pictures

Paratha dough recipe:

  • Firstly, in a large mixing bowl, take wheat flour and salt; mix well

  • Add ghee/oil; mix well

  • Measure and take 1/2 cup of hot water
  • Add 3/4ths of the quantity and knead the dough
  • Sprinkle the remaining hot water little by little till the dough comes together
  • Grease your hands with a little oil  and knead the dough for 2-3 minutes until the dough turns pliable, soft, and nonsticky

  • Finally, grease the dough with a little oil and cover the dough with a moist kitchen towel and rest for at least 1 hour

Roll the triangle paratha and cook

  • Once the mixture is cool enough to handle, knead the dough well.
  • Add a little oil and roll out a thin chapati.

Oil drizzling over triangle paratha, showcasing crispy, flaky texture and authentic Indian cuisine.

Rolled triangle paratha dough prepared for cooking on a black countertop.

 

  • Apply oil, fold the chapati in half, and then again into a quarter.

  • Press both sides and roll it into a triangular chapati, applying equal pressure.

Hand rolling triangle paratha dough with a rolling pin.

Delicious triangle-shaped chapati or paratha, showcasing traditional Indian bread with modern presen.

  • Heat a pan and cook the chapati on both sides until it starts puffing up.

Freshly cooked triangle chapati on a skillet, traditional Indian bread.

Triangle chapati served hot on a black skillet, showcasing a crispy, golden-brown texture perfect fo.

  • Add a little more oil and cook on both sides until golden brown. Serve hot.

Golden Triangle Chapati, traditional Indian flatbread cooked on a hot skillet.

Freshly cooked triangle-shaped chapati on a black skillet.

Freshly cooked triangle-shaped chapati on a black skillet.

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Ingredients

Chappathi dough

  • 1 cup wheat flour
  • 1/2 tbsp oil/ ghee
  • Salt
  • 1/2 cup hot water

Paratha

  • oil/ ghee

Instructions

Paratha dough recipe:

  • Firstly, in a large mixing bowl, take wheat flour and salt; mix well
  • Add ghee/oil; mix well
  • Measure and take 1/2 cup of hot water
  • Add 3/4ths of the quantity and knead the dough
  • Sprinkle the remaining hot water little by little till the dough comes together
  • Grease your hands with a little oil  and knead the dough for 2-3 minutes until the dough turns pliable, soft, and nonsticky
  • Finally, grease the dough with a little oil and cover the dough with a moist kitchen towel and rest for at least 1 hour

Rolling triangle paratha and cook

  • Once the mixture is cool enough to handle, knead the dough well.
  • Add a little oil and roll out a thin chapati.
  • Apply oil, fold the chapati in half, and then again into a quarter.
  • Press both sides and roll it into a triangular chapati, applying equal pressure.
  • Heat a pan and cook the chapati on both sides until it starts puffing up.
  • Add a little more oil and cook on both sides until golden brown. Serve hot.

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Freshly made triangle chapatis served on a banana leaf.

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