Varkey or Varki Paratha is very unique paratha in texture and taste both. Varki paratha is served as breakfast meal or in lunch dinner menu with dal or paneer dish. Varki Paratha is a flaky layered paratha which tastes so crispy and flaky because of rice flour and ghee. You can call varki paratha or warqi paratha which is quite popular in Ooty.
To make varki paratha you have to combine plain and wheat flour together to knead soft dough and grease with rice ghee mixture to get separate layers. Cook the each paratha on tawa till to golden.
Ingredients
1 Cup Whole Wheat Flour
1 Cup Plain Flour/ Maida
4 Tbsps. Rice Flour
4 Tbsp. Desi Ghee
1/4 Cup Milk
Salt to Taste
Ghee for Cooking
How to Make Paratha:
Combine rice flour and ghee in a bowl and make a smooth paste and keep aside. Combine plain flour, wheat flour, milk, salt and enough water to make a soft dough. Divide the dough into equal 6-8 Portions and roll each portion into a thin roti. Place one roti and spread rice mixture evenly. Place another roti on the top of first one, repeat the same process till to all rotis have been placed. Roll it tightly from one end to another end like roll. Cut the roll into equal 5-6 portions. Roll it again into paratha form using rolling pin. Heat the tawa and cook the paratha till to golden and crisp from both sides using ghee. Do same process with remaining balls. Serve hot parathas.
Varki Paratha
Ingredients
- 1 Cup Wheat Flour
- 1 Cup Plain Flour
- 1/4 Cup Rice Flour
- 4 Tbsps. Ghee
- 1/4 Cup Milk
- Salt to Taste
- Ghee for Cooking
Instructions
- Combine rice flour and ghee in a bowl and make a smooth paste and keep aside.
- Combine plain flour, wheat flour, milk, salt and enough water to make a soft dough.
- Divide the dough into equal 6-8 Portions and roll each portion into a thin roti.
- Place one roti and spread rice mixture evenly.
- Place another roti on the top of first one, repeat the same process till to all rotis have been placed.
- Roll it tightly from one end to another end like roll. Cut the roll into equal 5-6 portions.
- Roll it again into paratha form using rolling pin.
- Heat the tawa and cook the paratha till to golden and crisp from both sides using ghee. Do same process with remaining balls.
- Serve hot parathas.
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How pretty and beautiful layers there na, varki ka paratha looks just prefect to finish a meal with some paneer gravy without any fuss. My mouth is just watering here. Awesome parathas there.
Same pinch. I have followed a different rolling method but your parathas look super flaky and yumm.
Here e have yet another variety of Varkhi Paratha , I am noting down the different varieties and then want to see which one tastes the best !
Good job on the parathas where we can see different layers so beautifully .
Your varki paratha has turned out beautiful Preeti. Those flaky layers visible are to die for. This would be such a great meal with a spicy curry.
A nice flaky paratha Preeti..I too was going to make it but decided against it as hubby and I had enough of ghee or oil rich flatbreads. Will make it for breakfast one day as hubby loves them.
Yummy looking flaky parathas. Definitely would be good with a delicious curry.
Varii paratha looks yum and crispy with all those layers
Varii paratha looks yum and crispy with all those layers
The layers have come out really well. Very well made parathas…good job preeti.
The layered paratha has come out so well. Will use your idea of using rice flour between layers to get the layered Flaky parathas.
Wow! Look at those layers. They look amazing and the rice flour layer is a great idea to keep the layers in place.
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Thanks so much for sharing this paratha recipe. I loved it. Definitely going to try this.