Ingredients
3 cups - Wheat flour
1 tbsp - Ghee / Oil
Water to knead the dough
Salt to taste
Instead of ghee or oil, i used 1/4 cup - crumbled paneer, freshly made. ( This helps in making paratha soft)
For Stuffing
1.5 cup - Fresh crumbled paneer
1 medium - Onion, very finely chopped
2 to 3 - Green chili, very finely chopped
1 small piece - Ginger, grated ( optional )
1/2 cup - Coriander leaves, very finely chopped
1/2 tsp - Coriander powder
1/2 tsp - Amchoor powder /dry mango powder
1/2 tsp - Garam masala powder
1/2 tsp - Roasted jeera powder / Roasted cumin powder
Salt to taste
Method
1 ) To make stuffing - Its important that all the water is drained out of the paneer. Coriander leaves has to be washed, cleaned, dried and chopped. There should not be any water in the stuffing. Now mix all the ingredients listed for stuffing together and keep aside.
2 ) To make the dough - Mix wheat flour, oil and salt. Mix and rub the flour to get oil and salt well mixed. Then add water little by little, knead and make a stiff dough. Rest the dough for 20 to 30 minutes. Cover with wet towel, so that dough doesn't dry out. Then again knead the dough to get a soft workable dough.
3 ) Make small key lime size balls of the dough. To make one paratha, roll out 2 dough balls. In one rolled out dough, spread the filling. Place the other rolled out dough on top of the filled dough. Press the edges to seal in. Dust with flour and roll out the paratha.
4 ) Heat a tawa or a nonstick pan, on medium heat and place the paratha in it. Smear some ghee / oil on top and around the paratha. Flip and cook evenly on both sides, till it's golden brown in colour on both sides.
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8 comments:
So curdling turned out to be a blessing in disguise,rt ? ...They look awesome :-)
bane to boon! and how :) lovely and perfect rounds you have there for the parathas!
Yummy and mouthwatering paratha...
yummmy dear, that's called creativity at its best :) yummy paneer parathas, beautiful pics.
Great way not to throw any food and turn into delectable way! Seems I didn't get any update of ur feed... I probably add again in my reader...
i love all your pictures,this one is also a superb snap,very few cooking blogs i hv seen with such clear,colorful pics...looking so yummy and colorful on top.
Keep it up.
Anonymous : Thanks a bunch :) Your appreciation gives me the boost to do more. Thank you :)
That Amazing recipe..
Regards,
Sonali (http://indianrecipedelights.blogspot.com/)
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