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Sieve
wholemeal flour, white flour and salt into a mixing bowl and rub in 1
tablespoon of the ghee.
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Add water,
mix and knead dough as for chapatis.
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Cover dough
with clear plastic and set aside for 1 hour.
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Divide dough
into 12-14 equal portions and roll each into a smooth ball.
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Melt ghee
over a low heat and cool slightly.
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Roll each
ball of dough on a lightly floured board into a very thin circular
shape.
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Pour 2
teaspoons of the melted ghee into the center of each and spread lightly
with the hand.
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With a knife,
make a cut from the center of each circle to the outer edge.
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Starting at
the cut edge, roll the dough closely into a cone shape.
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Pick it up,
press the apex of the cone and the base towards each other and flatten
slightly.
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You will now
have a small, roughly circular lump of dough again.
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Lightly flour
the board again and roll out the dough very gently, taking care not to
press too hard and let the air out at the edges.
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The parathas
should be as round as possible, but not as thinly rolled as the first
time.
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Cook on a hot
griddle liberally greased with extra ghee, turning parathas and
spreading with more ghee, until they are golden brown.
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Serve hot
with grilled kebabs, sambal and podina chatni.