For the day two Bogging marathon - car snacks theme sharing this yummy and healthy parathas. Tried the combination of broccoli and paneer for the first time..we just loved it..too good. Do try this out..enjoy these with yoghurt dip or with pickle. These make an awesome picnic food while the family is on the go!
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For Stuffing
1 large broccoli flower and stalk grated
200gms cottage cheese grated
4 garlic pods grated
1-1/2 inch piece ginger grated
8-9 green chillies finely chopped
4-5 tbsp. coriander finely chopped
2 tbsp. coriander pwd
1/2 tsp. garam masala
salt to taste
For the dough
3-1/2 cups whole wheat flour
3 tsp. carom seeds
salt to taste
Method
Heat a tea spoon of oil in a non stick pan and sauté the broccoli with a pinch of salt on high flame and let the water disappear. Cool this and all the other ingredients for stuffing.
Knead a firm dough using the ingredients under the heading dough. Take two ping pong sized dough balls and roll them into a circle of 3 inches.Place double the volume of ping pong ball on one circle and seal it using another circle and roll it into a paratha. Roast it using oil on a griddle.
Serve hot with a dollop of fresh butter along with pickle and curds.
Healthy paratha for kids.. Sure kids like it.
ReplyDeleteThis is one combo I have not tried in parathas. Sounds good. Must try it.
ReplyDeleteI didnt try broccoli panner stuffed paratha..will try thanks for the recipe lavina.. :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice stuffing...and parathas are always a favorite..
ReplyDeleteTempting and yummy looking broccoli paneer parathas.
ReplyDeleteUnusual combo must try it sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteFantastic stuffing, i can carry this paratha happily for my road trip.
ReplyDeleteGreat way to sneak broccoli
ReplyDeleteOooooh...you had me at cheese and broccoli!
ReplyDeleteA very tasty stuffing...looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a healthy & nutritious combination of ingredients. Parathas look yummy!!
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