In a mixing bowl take maida/all-purpose flour, rava, salt to taste, black pepper powder crushed jeera, turmeric powder, red chilli powder, white sesame seeds, powder sugar and methi leaves. . Mix well.

Then add ghee and with your fingertips mix ghee with flour.

Now add water little by little and knead a semi-stiff and smooth dough.

Cover and keep it aside for 10 minutes.

Divide the dough into equal size balls

Roll the dough into thin chapati with a rolling pin. Spread the melted ghee on its surface and sprinkle some corn flour on it and spread it evenly on the roti.

After this, fold the sheet. For this, fold the sheet from one side bringing it to half. Now similarly fold from the other side as well. Again apply some oil over the rolled sheet and sprinkle some flour over it. Spread out evenly.

After this, fold it from one side bringing it to half, and likewise, fold the second side as well. This way a thick layered sheet will be ready. Now again roll out this square sheet lengthwise

Again apply some oil over this rolled sheet, sprinkle some flour and fold again. This time make just three folds. Roll out lengthwise again.

For cutting the sticks, make 1/2 to 3/4 cm thick long chunks on the sheet.

To fry stick heat enough oil in a wok on low flame. Add stick into oil and Flip the sides and continue frying until golden brown in color from all sides.

Drain out the fried sticks on a plate covered with absorbent paper. Hold the ladle on the side of the wok so that excess oil drains back into the oil.

Likewise, fry the rest of the sticks as well. It takes 5 to 6 minutes for frying sticks at once.

Crispy and crusty methi layered sticks are ready.

Once cooled, store it in an airtight container.  Stays good for 15 days.