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A classic Indian whole‑wheat paratha cooked in pure desi ghee, inspired by the famous Parathe Wali Gali of Chandni Chowk where 80‑90 varieties of parathas are made. This recipe uses authentic pure ghee for a flaky, buttery texture and is perfect for a hearty breakfast or a comforting dinner. Also known as parota.
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