Yummy Parathas - My all time favorite
I would like to share another 'school lunch box recipe' which my son and his friends just love.
Paratha in any form is everyone's favourite. Paratha for breakfast, paratha for lunch and again paratha for dinner. You can pack this in the school lunch box with pickle or ketchup, as your child prefers. Hot onion paratha with butter for breakfast is divine.
Ingredients:
You will also need :
Roti dough.*. 2 small balls - *refer to my wheat flour dough recipe below. It can be used for making plain chapatties and all kind of stuffed parathas.
Dry flour for rolling parathas.
Oil for cooking parathas.
Method:
* Wheat Flour Dough for Parathas.
This is basic wheat flour dough recipe which can be used to make plain chapatti es as well as all kind of stuffed parathas. This recipe will give 4 - 5 chapatti es or parathas.
Ingredients :
Method :
I would like to share another 'school lunch box recipe' which my son and his friends just love.
Paratha in any form is everyone's favourite. Paratha for breakfast, paratha for lunch and again paratha for dinner. You can pack this in the school lunch box with pickle or ketchup, as your child prefers. Hot onion paratha with butter for breakfast is divine.
Makes two Parathas |
Ingredients:
Onion. | 1/2 cup , very finely chopped |
Green chilly. | 4-5 pieces, very finely chopped |
Coriander leaves. | a few, very finely chopped |
Red chilly pd. | half of 1/4 tsp |
Garam masala pd. | half of 1/4 tsp |
Dry Mango pd. | half of 1/4tsp. |
Salt. | To taste |
You will also need :
Roti dough.*. 2 small balls - *refer to my wheat flour dough recipe below. It can be used for making plain chapatties and all kind of stuffed parathas.
Dry flour for rolling parathas.
Oil for cooking parathas.
Method:
- Place the girdle(tawa), preferably non stick on flame to heat.
- Mix all ingredients except salt and dry flour.
- Take one ball and roll it in dry flour and press it a little to flatten it.
- Roll it out into a small disk with a rolling pin.
- Sprinkle a pinch of dry flour on the disk.
- Now keep half of onion mixture on the centre of the disk.
- Again sprinkle a pinch of dry flour.
- Now sprinkle salt to taste and mix lightly.
- Pull up all sides of the disk carefully and seal it like you would seal a momo. Pinch of excess dough and roll it lightly in your palms.
- Roll this stuffed ball in dry flour, press it lightly and roll it into a six inch diameter disk, very carefully as onion releases juices when mixed with salt.
- It is a little tricky to roll it out as it sticks to rolling pin, so flour your rolling pin also and keep sprinkling flour on the paratha also.
- Try using as little dry flour as possible.
- Now gently lift it and put on a hot and greased girdle.
- Cook on one side till dotted with golden spots.
- Turn it and apply a little oil on the cooked side. Repeat on the other side.
- Now cook your paratha till it is nice and golden.
- Repeat the process to make another paratha.
- Cook parathas on medium to low heat.
* Wheat Flour Dough for Parathas.
This is basic wheat flour dough recipe which can be used to make plain chapatti es as well as all kind of stuffed parathas. This recipe will give 4 - 5 chapatti es or parathas.
Makes 4-5 |
Ingredients :
Wheat flour. | 1cup / 145 gms. |
Oats. | 1 heaped tbsp. / 11gms. |
Water | 150 ml. |
Salt. | A big pinch. |
Method :
- Mix all the dry ingredients . Now slowly add water to make a soft dough.
- Quantity of water may vary depending on quality of flour.
- Knead the dough well to make it pliable.
- I like to knead the dough with hand.
- You can use a food processor if you like but adjust the quantity of water.
- Cover and keep it for at least half an hour.
- Use it as required.
- Left over dough can be stored in the fridge for at least 24 to 48 hours.
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