I tried Aloo paratha only recently, all these days I felt it was hard enough to make. And with stuffing inside I thought I would surely mess it up. But finally had the guts to try it out and now am confident enough to make it again.I didnt intend to click stepwise this time , and when I was editing found that it was partial stepwise :)
Ingredients:
For the chapathi dough :
- Wheat flour - 1 cup
- Oil - 1 tblsp
- Milk - 1 tbsp
- Salt - as required
- Water - as required
For the Aloo filling :
- Potatoes - 2 large
- Coriander leaves -2 tblsp
- Turmeric powder - a generus pinch
- Jeera - 1.5 tsp
- Green chillies -2 (or) Red chilli powder - 1 tsp
- Salt - as required
Method:
1. First mix all the above under 'for the chapathi dough' and knead it to a soft non-sticky dough as how we make for chapathis. Keep aside for 30mins.
2. Pressure cook the potatoes until soft and mash it well without any lumps. Mix all the ingredients under for 'aloo filling' together and make small lemon sized balls and make it ready.
3. Now divide the chapathi dough into equal parts and roll into smooth balls bigger than the aloo balls. Flour the surface and roll the chappathi dough slightly thicker.
4. Then place the aloo ball in the center and gather the dough from all sides sealing it finely.
4. Now again flatten it slightly with your palms and then start rolling gently. Roll it without the filling oozing out - I tell you it comes by practise :)
5. Heat a dosa tawa , transfer the aloo parathas, drizzle little oil and cook on both sides. Enjoy your aloo parathas, I served them with pickle raita.
I make my parathas a bit thicker, Roll it thin or slightly thick as per your liking. It goes well with any curd based raita either onion raita or pickle raita. Pickle raita is handy and easy to make so I always stick with it.
Sharmi, the clicks are awesome. the final ball looks like packing a good punch. so Yummy.
ReplyDeleteSimple yet wonderful recipe.Love ur version and beautiful clicks.Tempting.
ReplyDeletePerfect looking parathas ..
ReplyDeleteMt staple breakfast on weekends!
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This is an eternal favourite of mine!!! Loved the way you have photographed the parathas. SLURP :)
ReplyDeletedelicious paratha..nice click
ReplyDeleteLovely paratha. My version usually has chilly powder and garam masala instead of turmeric and green chillies.
ReplyDeleteAloo paratha is for sure one of my most favorite dishes for dinner :) You are tempting me :)
Thats really beautiful lady... u made my mouth water with the clicks :)
ReplyDeleteYummy paratha ..who can say no to aloo paratha..atleast I can't :)....the platter looks yummy
ReplyDeleteLove Aloo parathas..:)
ReplyDeleteI agree it takes time to make a perfect paratha,but once you know d real technique there is no looking back..u will be happy 2 c d same sized n shaped parathas..:)
I was in this phase 4 yrs before,now I m very confident abt it..
Looks lovely... very nicely and clicked...
ReplyDeleteReva
Parathas look Very Perfect! am waiting for ur egg curry, pic temepts me!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clicked my fav parathas, yumm!
ReplyDeleteMy all time fav n specially for weekend brunch :)
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Satrupa
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Wow...I love the curd pickle mix ,yummy paratha ! :)
ReplyDeletewow.. i would love to try this :-)
ReplyDeleteMe too, never tried making aloo parathas at home though I've tried and enjoyed its taste. Looks like you have mastered the art on your first attempt- wonderful!
ReplyDeleteperfect parathas....nice tempting pic!
ReplyDeleteSooooo tempting and beautiful da.....perfect paratha....
ReplyDeletewow, anytime favorite, this looks too soft!
ReplyDeleteWow..they look soooo neat n perfect..a classic n everyone's fav!
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Looks perfect, they turn out soft too and my daughter loves them.
ReplyDeleteLike you i have never made anykind of stuffed parathas, your look so so good for the first try.
ReplyDeleteDelicious yum yum yum parathas and beautiful tempting clicks dear.
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures - i too used to think that aloo parathas were a pain to make but once I got the hang of it, I've changed my mind.
ReplyDeleteSurely does not look like its your first time - its perfectly professional looking! Love these anytime of the day!
ReplyDeleteI am hungray now :).Delicious parathas..
ReplyDeleteThey look soft and perfect... I love making these...
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ReplyDeleteAloo paratha looks delicious. I love this one.
ReplyDeleteone of my abs abs favourites
ReplyDeleteAloo Paratha with curd and pickle--divine!!
ReplyDeleteSharmi, those flatbread look fabulous. Excellent clicks too.
ReplyDeleteAwesome clicks, Sharmi..They look so perfect!
ReplyDeleteThe parathas looks absolutely perfect and yumm yumm.. love this a lot and I can eat this daily too.. absolutely love ur clicks sharmi.
ReplyDeleteLooking SUPER DEE DUPER!
ReplyDeletenice presentation and style and who does not like alu paratha? can have them all day long.
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Yummy parathas. I too got the guts to try stuffed parathas recently ;)
ReplyDeleteYou bet, cant resist Aloo Parathas. There cant be anything more satisfying than this kind of a breakfast! Yum!
ReplyDeleteI tried these yesterday and (although the sides split a little) they were DELICIOUS! Thanks very much for posting this, I am going to explore your other recipes too.
ReplyDelete@NewOldFashioned Girl : Thanks for trying and glad to know that you liked it! :)
ReplyDeleteI've bookmarked your recipe. I've always wanted to make things like naan and parathas but always felt it was beyond me. I really appreciate your step by step instructions!
ReplyDelete*kisses* HH