Grate the peeled potato. Squeeze out any excess water.
Place the grated potato in a bowl.
To the bowl with potato, add crushed ginger, garlic, and chillies.
Add carom seeds (crush them between your palms before adding).
Add white sesame seeds.
Add chaat masala (or amchur powder).
Add coriander-cumin powder.
Add turmeric powder and asafoetida.
Add chopped coriander leaves.
Add salt to taste.
Add gram flour.
Gradually add wheat flour to the mixture.
Mix everything well. The potato will release some moisture, so initially, you might not need water.
If needed, add a little water to form a soft dough.
Once the dough is formed, add a little oil or butter on top and knead again.
Take a portion of the dough.
Dust a rolling surface with a little wheat flour.
Roll the dough into a thin circle (paratha). Don't make it too thick. You can also use oil instead of flour for rolling.
Alternatively, you can pat the dough flat with your hands instead of rolling.
Heat a tawa (griddle), preferably an iron one.
Once the tawa is hot, spread a little oil on it.
Place the rolled paratha on the hot tawa. Cook on medium heat.
When one side is lightly cooked, flip it.
Apply oil, ghee, or butter on the cooked side.
Flip again and cook the other side, applying oil/ghee/butter.
Cook both sides until golden brown and well-cooked. The parathas will remain soft.
Serve the hot parathas with chutney or tomato sauce. They are great for kids' tiffin boxes.
Optional: You can add finely chopped spinach, onion, or even cheese to the dough for variation. Enjoy your meal.