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A comforting Indian flatbread (Sat Paratha) made from freshly ground chickpea flour, served with tangy tomato chutney and smoky aloo chokha. Inspired by the GluttonyGuilts video that emphasizes the ultimate comfort food combo. Also known as parota.
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