Chicken mini laccha paratha

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Paratha is undoubtedly one of the most popular dishes around the Indian subcontinent. There are a lot of varieties of paratha from savory to sweet. I made these small paratha s with some chicken and cheese. They are so tasty to have that you need just some salad or raita to have them. Even you can have them with a cup of tea.
Chicken mini laccha paratha
#GA4
#week1
Paratha is undoubtedly one of the most popular dishes around the Indian subcontinent. There are a lot of varieties of paratha from savory to sweet. I made these small paratha s with some chicken and cheese. They are so tasty to have that you need just some salad or raita to have them. Even you can have them with a cup of tea.
Steps
- 1
Marinate chicken pieces with salt, ginger garlic paste, lemon juice, soya sauce,chilli powder, coriander powder, cumin powder and garam masala powder for about an hour.
- 2
In the meantime, for the paratha, take 1 cup of wheat flour and 1 cup of maida (all-purpose flour) to a dish.
- 3
Mix in salt and olive oil.
- 4
Now add in whey(water seperated from chena) to the mixture and mix well. I used whey because it will make paratha soft and tastier. If you don't have whey, use water instead. Whenever I make chena, I always keep whey in the refrigerator so that I can add them in my rotis or parathas.
- 5
Mix and knead well to make a soft dough. Cover and keep aside for 15-20 minutes.
- 6
After marinating the chicken, heat 1 tablespoon of olive oil in a pan and add in the chicken pieces with marination.
- 7
Cook in high heat until the chicken pieces become golden brown from both sides and fully cooked.
- 8
Remove from heat and transfer to a grinder or mincer when the chicken becomes little cool down.
- 9
Grind or mince the pieces nicely.
- 10
To that add in 1/2 cup of shredded mozzarella, chilli flakes and kasuri methi.
- 11
Grind again to make a paste like consistency. Set aside.
- 12
Take the dough, divide into 8 portions and take 1 portion in a surface.
- 13
Roll it to make an oval shaped roti. Thickness of the roti should be little thin.
- 14
Now place 1 tablespoon of the prepared stuffing to one edge of the roti, leaving some gap in the edge.
- 15
Roll and cover the stuffing with the roti from edge.
- 16
Brush little melted ghee on the remaining part of the roti.
- 17
With a sharp knife, cut the remaining part of the roti in thin strips.
- 18
Now continue to roll the roti from stuffing side to make a small log.
- 19
Stand the log on the surface and press down with your fingers gently to make a layered patty.
- 20
Dust some flour and roll the patty to make a small shaped paratha.
- 21
Similarly roll all the parathas and spread them to a big dish.
- 22
Heat a griddle and place 2 parathas at a time to roast.
- 23
Brush little melted ghee on both sides and roast in medium heat until light golden brown.
- 24
When parathas become golden brown remove to a dish and continue to roast other parathas.
- 25
Serve immediately with any kind of raita or salad.
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