Minty Oats Paratha
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1+1/2cups Wheat flour
1cup Oats flour (grind quick cooking oats as fine powder)
1/4cup Quick cooking oats
1/4tsp Cumin seeds
1/2cup Mint leaves (chopped finely)
Salt
1cup Yogurt
2tbsp All purpose flour (for dusting)
Oil of cooking
Make a soft dough with wheat flour, oats flour, cumin seed powder, quick cooking oats,chopped mint leaves,salt, yogurt and water and keep aside for half an hour..make 10-12medium sized balls from the dough, dust the dough balls with all purpose flour and roll as flat round disc with rolling pin..
Heat few drops of oil and place the flattened paratha, cook on both side until they turns golden brown..Serve hot either with any side dish..
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