Showing posts with label Parathaz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Parathaz. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Corn Lefafa Paratha



It's Magic Mingle time... And this month we got a very interesting combo.. Whole Wheat & Corn..


I am sure like me..  lot of us have to put our grey cells to work to create  tasty output :) .. kudos to Kalyani for that.. she is surely bringing out the "innovative" us.. Had it not been for this combo, I would have never thought of making a CORN LEFAFA PARATHA... and they came out just perfect & yum that I made it 2 consecutive days...


Ingredients
Whole Wheat Flour (Atta) - 2 cups
Ajwain - 1 teaspoon
Salt - to taste
Red Chili Powder - to taste
Oil - 2 teaspoon
Water - to kneed the dough
Corn (boiled) - 1 cup
Chili Flakes
Oil/ Ghee for frying

Cooking
1. Mix Atta, Ajwain, Salt, Red Chili Powder in a flat- bottomed bowl. Pour 2 teaspoons of Oil and rub the mixture with both hands. Finally, kneed the dough by adding enough Water.

2. Take 2 small balls from the dough and roll out 2 round chapatiz. Spread boiled Corn over a chapati and sprinkle Salt & Chili Flakes evenly over the corn. Place the second chapati over the corn (Its like Corn sandwiched between 2 chapatiz.
Seal the ends by pressing the 2 chapatiz with soft hands ensuring that corn doesnt fall out.

3. Heat the tawa (flat frying pan) and cook the paratha with ghee/oil.  Once cooked, cut the paratha into 4 parts and serve hot ...




Thursday, December 22, 2011

Egg & Cheese Stuffed Paratha



No mood to cook a full meal? But something tasty... Thats me since a last few days.. the winter laziness and preparing to host some guests next week.. I am just not cooking a full meal.. And resorting to my good old fav CHEESE & EGG PARATHA..

I recall as a kiddo I used to wait eagerly for saturdays as mom used to make us egg parathas for brunch.. I am sure each one of us would have such cute memories from childhood and food that we had then and miss now... I don miss the paratha thou but miss it being made by mom :))

This might be the easiest recipe of a paratha and I assure you that you would love it .. and your kids would hog on it...



Wheat Flour - 1.5 cups
Salt - to taste
Oil - 2 teaspoon
Water
Eggs
Cheese (grated)
Milk
Black Pepper - to taste
Red Chilli Powder - to taste
Oil/ Ghee (for frying)


Combine the first three ingredients (flour, salt, oil) to form a dough by adding required water. Knead the dough well and refrigerate for a while in a air-tight container.

In a small bowl, whisk an egg with 1 teaspoon milk, cheese, a pinch of salt and a pinch of pepper.

Take a lemon size balls out of the dough and flatten it with a roller. Sprinkle little oil and a pinch of red pepper over the paratha. Gather this make into a ball with your hands and gently roll out a paratha again.
Heat a tava on a medium flame. Place the paratha on the tava and apply a little oil/ghee. Flip it over and apply a little oil/ ghee again. As the paratha swells, make a small slit with a knife and pour the whisked egg mixture over the paratha (the egg should fall inside the slit and over the paratha as well) Cook well from both sides.
Hot Egg & Cheese Paratha is ready to serve. Goes perfect with tomato ketchup :))