Monday, February 23, 2009
Peas/Matar Paratha
This recipe comes from my best friend Swati..
I love trying parathas with different stuffing..I use to make only mooli, aloo & gobhi parathas before, but now i know of so many variations and i love to make all of them ..Peas parathas are good option for kids too..
I like to make stuffing and fill it in the center of paratha but if you are not comfortable in doing that you can always make the paste of stuffing in the blender and blend it in the flour before making the dough..i am sure it will tastes delicious anyway you make it..
Ingredients:-
To make the dough:-
Wheat flour:- 3 cups
Water as per requirement
To make stuffing:-
Peas(i used frozen):- 2 cups (Mashed)
Besan:- 2 tbsp
Oil:- 1 tbsp
Garlic:- 2-3 cloves( Finely chopped)
Ginger:- 1 tbsp( Finely chopped)
Onion:- 1/4 cup ( Finely chopped)
Red chilli powder:-1tsp or Green Chillies as per your taste
Ajwain:- 1 tsp
Garam Masala Powder:- 1tsp
Aamchoor powder:- 1tsp
Salt as per taste
Procedure:-
How to make dough:-
1)Take the whole wheat flour in a bowl and add water little by little to make a dough.
2)Let it rest for 10-15 minutes
How to make stuffing:-
1) Dry roast the besan until light brown..keep it aside.
2) Heat oil in the same pan, add garlic , ginger and saute for 30 seconds
3) Add onions, peas, besan and all the spices and mix everything well.
4)Cook this mixture for about 3-4 minutes.
5) Transfer the mixture in other bowl and let it cool down completely before stuffing in parathas.
To make Paratha( Please refer to pictures)
1)Make a small ball from the dough.
2)Roll it in small circle.
3)Take some peas stuffing and place in the middle of the circle.
4) Wrap the dough around the filling ball and close
5) Dust some flour on the counter top and then lightly flatten it by your hand
6) Roll it with the rolling pin to make a round paratha.
7) Roast the paratha on hot tawa/pan brushing some oil on both sides..
Healthy stuffed paratha, looks delicious!!
ReplyDeletePeas and parathas , yum yum! :)
ReplyDeleteParatha looks great Preety...healthy and yummy...you have a good collection of parathas....got to try them.
ReplyDeletemust be pretty delicious..defenitely looks and sounds delicious!! :) and thank god, I am able to post comments now..was not able to for the last few posts, as the word verification thingy you had was acting up..
ReplyDeleteLooks good Preety..Its high time I try some stuffed Paratha's..:)
ReplyDeleteparatha looks wonderful, love the filling!
ReplyDeletenice paratha & looks delicious..
ReplyDeletePeas & Parathas? Wow thats an interesting one:)
ReplyDeleteGood one preety. I love stuffed rotis too.My eyes are eating your snaps. Beware.... your snaps will vanish in sometime;)Don't blame me....
ReplyDeletethanks Priya, Asha
ReplyDeleteDeepa sure give any a try and let me know..
Suprechef:- i know deepa told me about that problem through email...and then i changed the option to pop up window..sorry dear for inconvenience
Sure Varsha..they are the regular breakfast item i make cause you i am punjabi so we love parathas:)
Thanks Sathya, Srikars, Nithya,
No worries Smitha ..go ahead and enjoy:..love to share with you if you lived nearby..
Good one preety.I have to try this one. By the way i live next to mission peak reservoir. What about you? Where do you live in fremont?
ReplyDeleteU re perfectly rolling the parota, looks delicous with the peas peeping out!
ReplyDeleteLovely paratha. I used to make for my daughter for her lunch, she loves it.
ReplyDeleteParathas look delicious! I posted peas kachori a few days back. :-)
ReplyDeleteso nice paratha is.. perfectly shapped. love to have right now.
ReplyDeletewhen i tried peas paratha for this first time (way bk in coll days) i ordered 2 paraths thinking i will be able to finish then easily. but it didn't take too long for me to realise i couldn't even finish one paratha let alonge 2 :) ur parathas look gorgeous.
ReplyDeletePeas parathta... Will give it a try soon!
ReplyDeletelovely paratha dear
ReplyDeleteWow great entry, they look yummy!!
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy. i love to try new parathas too as both my kids love parathas. will definitely try this. it's a nice way to sneak in peas :)
ReplyDeleteA very delicious breakfast
ReplyDeletethanks Dhanya, Cham, vidhas,Sharmila,Adlak
ReplyDeleteYa Sia parathas are always heavy but i am use to eating them so i can easily have two:):)
Sure Daily meals..let me know how they turned out
Thanks Shama, Gayatri, Vibaas, Deesha
in UP villages they call it chimmi puri...yum! my winter fav.
ReplyDeleteParatha's look awesome and so perfect :-)
ReplyDeleteOh..I missed u this time from Me me dear..I took the names from a bulk comment mail in ma inbox..But don worry il catch u next time..he he..n do take ur awards..:)
ReplyDeleteHi preety
ReplyDeletefirst of all thanks for passing by my blog..i loved your comments and yes, learn sugarcraft..its an art that you will love ...and not look back...this lovely parathas are a reminder that i have make them this evening as well....peas are good and my whole family loves them...i will love to pass by your blog ..you have interesting posts, where i can learn a lot.
parathas look yummy.. love the green specks in it.
ReplyDeletemy sis made this for me when she visited ..loved it..yours look fantastic..
ReplyDeleteLove this pratha! looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteHow nice to add peas to paratha! Wonderful recipe and paratha looks perfect Preety!
ReplyDeletewoow1 looks colorful n delicious!
ReplyDeletethats a very neat stuffing! Gotta try this one :)
ReplyDeleteyou are the paratha queen,preety.Love this varitiaon with peas:)
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