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A kid‑friendly Indian flatbread made with grated bottle gourd, aromatic spices, and ghee. Soft, flavorful, and easy to prepare, these parathas are perfect for breakfast or a light dinner. The secret is squeezing out excess water from the grated lauki and letting the dough rest, resulting in a tender, non‑soggy flatbread that even picky eaters will love. Also known as parota.
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