Cooking Instructions
- 1
In a bowl mix flour,sugar and salt.
- 2
Add water little by little till you get your desired consistency, for me I like very soft dough.
- 3
Cut into even balls
- 4
Roll out each ball,apply oil and fold to rounds again,let rest for 30-40 mins.cover using cling film to maintain the smooth texture for the dough.
- 5
Roll out to rounds and fry both sides till golden brown.
- 6
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