aloo paratha |
Since hubby
dear is a big fan of aloo paratha, it features regularly in our meals. I try
to make aloo paratha as thin and crisp as I can. Aloo ka paratha is the easiest to make stuffed paratha so newbies can also try their hands at it.
Recipe of aloo paratha/aloo ka parantha
Dough
2 cups atta (whole wheat flour)
1 cup water
1/2 tsp salt
Filling
4-5 medium aloo (potatoes) - boiled, peeled and mashed
3-4 green chillies- chopped
Salt to taste
Coriander leaves (cilantro) - chopped
Oil to shallow fry
1. In a bowl, add atta and salt. Slowly add water and knead
atta into smooth dough (adjust the quantity of water as needed). Let the dough rest, covered, for 20 minutes.
2. Mix all the ingredients under filling to make aloo ka
masala.
3. Pinch a ball (peda) out of dough and roll out into a 3
inch disk (dusting in dry flour as needed).
4. Grease this disk with the help of an oiled spatula or
spoon. Place a portion of aloo ka masala at the center of this disk.
5. Gather the edges and reshape into a ball. Flatten this
ball between your palms.
6. Roll out into a 5-6 inch paratha.
7. Heat a tava (griddle) and place this paratha over it (for
the 1st parantha, grease the tava).
8. Cook the paratha from both sides applying oil. Cook till
brown black specks appear on the surface of paratha. Remove from tava and serve
aloo paratha with curd and pickle. Similarly make rest of the parathas with the
remaining dough and alu mixture.
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