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A step‑by‑step guide to making soft, flaky Indian parathas at home, storing them frozen for quick meals. The recipe uses simple pantry ingredients, a short resting period, and butter‑paper layering to keep each paratha separate and ready to pan‑fry whenever you need a tasty breakfast or snack. Also known as parota.
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