Start with 1 cup of flour and try and not use any water.
Add flour to the mash and start rubbing the avocado into the flour.If the dough is wet, add more flour.
Knead gently till the avocado is mixed evenly and the dough is soft and firm.
Divide the dough into golf ball sized balls.
Avocado Roti
Dust the ball into some dry flour. Place it on a rolling surface. Flatten it with your palm and roll it into a circular shaped disc.
Meanwhile heat the pan, cast iron skillet or tawa.
Once hot, place the rolled roti on it. Flip once you see bubbles forming.
Using a cloth or kitchen napkin, press the roti gently, encouraging it to puff up on the tawa on both the sides.
Alternatively, you can roast the avocado roti straight on the fire to make phulkas.
Avocado Paratha
Dust the ball into some dry flour. Place it on a rolling surface. Flatten it with your palm and roll it into a circular shaped disc.
Fold the dish into half once, making a semi cricle .Fold that again, making a rough triangle.
heat the pan, cast iron skillet or tawa. Once hot, place the rolled triangle on it. Flip once it turns slightly brown.
Brush with very little oil. Flip and cook the other side.Avocado paratha is ready.
Notes
Avocado
Use ripe avocados or guacamole to make the paratha.Here I have used a regular avocado, which makes about 1 cup of mash.Baby avocados are usually half the size of normal avocados.Most days, I do not measure but try to use a whole avocado, entirely with as little flour as possible.
Tips, Tricks and Solutions
Avocados darken quickly after being peeled, and the same goes for the dough. When refrigerated, avocado dough darkens but stays fine for 1-2 days.
Paratha with Guac- You can also use premade guac to make the avocado dough.It comes out great. Just omit the salt and chili.