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Layered paratha production line

Ever wondered how a tasty paratha is made? Parathas are a traditional and much-loved Indian flatbread that is hugely satisfying. They tortilla production line are usually accompanied by a variety of curry dishes, giving them the reputation as a celebrated staple in most meals. Of all the parathas, layered paratha is particularly popular for its scrumptious bite and distinct taste. This Juheng  Recipe here is crispy outside and fluffy inside. Discover the step by step to how bake these delicious loaves! 

Parathas are time consuming if they kneaded by hand. In order to make the process quicker and easier, factories use machineries in making these yummy breads. To begin with, they prepare the dough using flour, water and some oil. It is then mixed and kneaded until it becomes a smooth paste. Later, they flatten dough using a big roller to make it sheet thin. After it is flattened, the dough is sliced into small rounds that are added to a pile in preparation for what comes next.

The automated paratha production process

Step 3: Creating the Path — Layers The tortilla bread production line laminated circles of dough then enter a machine called sheeter. Sedan — This Juheng  machine flattens the dough to a long width that looks like ribbons. Then, a thin layer of oil or ghee is spread across the dough so that it flakes. Fold the dough in half, like you're making a sandwich (pushing down until it sticks together), and repeat this folding many more times. As you continue to fold in this manner, more and more layers are created making the paratha very flaky. Once it reaches the required layers, this gets flattened one final time and from here you go ahead to make delicious parathas with it.

Why choose Juheng Layered paratha production line?

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