After the said time, divide the dough into 5 equal proportions and make smooth balls out of them with no cracks.
Roll them into thin (as much as possible) rotis. You can dust dry flour wherever needed.
After rolling all 5, we have kept them separately so that they don't stick to one another.
Now take one roti, prefer the bigger one and apply satta on it leaving no space behind. Satta is a thick paste made of mixing desi ghee and cornflour.
Thereafter place second roti on the first one.
Likewise keep repeating the same. One roti on another and satta between each roti.
Lastly apply satta on the top ie fifth roti as well.
Now hold one edge and start rolling it tightly. Make sure there shouldn't incorporate any air inside them.
When you are about to reach on the end, apply water.
Stick the roll.
Trim the edges and cut the roll into half inch pieces.
Gently press each piece and pinch the edges. It will shape like an eye.
Add few of the pieces in low hot oil. Add as much as your pan can accommodate comfortably in one go.
Do not disturb them initially and let them fry on low heat. Remember, oil shouldn't be very hot.
Turn their sides gently and let them turn slightly brown, not too dark.
Take them out and directly transfer in sugar syrup. Sugar syrup should only be luke warm this time.
Make sure all pieces should get coated in sugar syrup properly.
Take them out of sugar syrup in a minute or two. This sweet is moderately sweet, not excessively.
Garnish the way you like and enjoy.