- Firstly, add maize/corn flour or makki atta, salt, dry methi or kasuri methi, ajwain, and asafetida, in a bowl and mix them well. 
- Further, add water gradually and make a medium dough. 
- If the dough becomes sticky then add more flour or if the dough is dry then add some water. 
- Knead the dough for 4-5 minutes until the dough become firm and smooth, with just the right rolling consistency. 
- After that, knead the dough with wet hands and make a ball. 
- Roll out to a round shape. Dust with dry makki flour and roll it into 3-4 inch diameter parantha. 
- After that, pick the paratha, pat it between your hands to shake off the excess flour, and place it on the hot tawa/griddle. 
- When it gets cooked from one side then flip the paratha. 
- When this side too gets a few brown spots then apply some oil or ghee and then roast on low-medium heat by pressing with a spatula. 
- Cook the Sukhi Methi Makka Paratha from both sides until both sides become light brown and you have the desired crispness take the paratha off the griddle. 
- Finally, serve hot sukhi methi makki paratha or kasuri methi makai paratha with aloo sabzi, arbi sabzi, or methi chutney.