- Cuisine- Indian
- Type- Can be eaten for either breakfast, lunch or dinner.
- Prep time- 10 Mins
- Cooking time- 10 Mins
- Total Time- 20 Mins
Indian cuisine has a large variety of bread to serve. Starting from hand-rolled paper-thin bread to stuffed thick bread, the range is mindboggling. A popular bread in North India is ‘Aloo ka Parantha’- the stuffed bread with potato and traditional spices. You might get knocked down by the feeling of heaviness after consuming 3-4 Paranthas. But trust us, its earthy, rich taste will make you eat it again.
Aloo Parantha Ingredients:
- Potato, Boiled- 4
- Dry mango powder or Amchur- 1 tsp
- Roasted spice powder:
Cumin seeds, Red Chilli & Ajwain-roasted and ground- 1.5 tsp - Sugar- 1 tsp
- Salt- to taste
- Asafoetida (Hing)- ½ tsp
- Wheat flour- 300 gms
- White oil:- 3 tbsp
- Green chilli, finely chopped- 5
- Coriander leaves, chopped- a handful
Aloo Parantha: Cooking Procedure
- Grate the boiled potatoes, mash them after they cool down.
- Add all spices into the mashed potatoes
- Put the flour into a big mixing bowl
- Add asafoetida, salt and white oil into the flour.
- Add water and knead the mixture properly to make a smooth dough. This part will take patience. You need to make a smooth dough that still retains the firmness
- Cut small pieces from the dow. Shape them into small balls.
- Make a groove into each ball with your right-hand thumb. Fill the groove with the mashed potato and spice mix you just made
- Flatten the dough balls into flat triangles with a rolling pin.
- Spread little amounts of oil on the pan base and place the triangle-shaped “raw” Parantha on the pan
- Fry both sides of the Paranthas properly till the outer sides become crispy and light brown in colour
- Savoury Aloo Parantha is ready to be served with your favourite curry or chutney. It’s time to enjoy your hard work!