Chap Shoro|Chicken Mince Paratha|Hunza Traditional Recipe

When last time I visited Hunza, we tried their traditional recipes, one of them was Chap Shoro (also popularly known as Hunza pie). "Chap" means "meat", so meat can be of your choice.
It’s a simple and straightforward preparation of cooked minced meat stuffed and sealed between two whole wheat flatbreads, and then cooked over a skillet.
Traditionally the dough uses a mix of cornmeal and whole wheat flours. The meat of Yak is also used traditionally, brushed with apricot oil or walnut oil.
I happened to bring along these oils and their local spices like wild cumin and wild thyme. So I used walnut oil and wild cumin in this recipe.
I'm glad that Khadija Khalid (kk_cookinggram) nominated me to try out Chapshoro, so now I pass the ball to my other fellow cooks to try it out.🙂
@zobiasajjad
@cook_16621862
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Chap Shoro|Chicken Mince Paratha|Hunza Traditional Recipe
When last time I visited Hunza, we tried their traditional recipes, one of them was Chap Shoro (also popularly known as Hunza pie). "Chap" means "meat", so meat can be of your choice.
It’s a simple and straightforward preparation of cooked minced meat stuffed and sealed between two whole wheat flatbreads, and then cooked over a skillet.
Traditionally the dough uses a mix of cornmeal and whole wheat flours. The meat of Yak is also used traditionally, brushed with apricot oil or walnut oil.
I happened to bring along these oils and their local spices like wild cumin and wild thyme. So I used walnut oil and wild cumin in this recipe.
I'm glad that Khadija Khalid (kk_cookinggram) nominated me to try out Chapshoro, so now I pass the ball to my other fellow cooks to try it out.🙂
@zobiasajjad
@cook_16621862
@cook_18592748
Steps
- 1
Knead the dough as we do for regular parathas and keep aside for rest.
- 2
In a wok add about 3 tbsp oil and chopped onions. Sauté till translucent and add ginger garlic and chopped tomatoes. Sauté for a minute.
- 3
Now add mince and mix well. Cook on medium high flame and then add the spices, chilies and coriander.
- 4
Now mix well and cook till chicken is done. Let it cool till use.
- 5
Make tiny ball out of dough. Flatten one a little bigger than the other one. On the bigger one add the chicken filling evenly.
- 6
Cover with the smaller layer and pinch the sides to make shape. (This shape is made on the Chapshoro wherever I saw them serving it). Lay it on skillet(tawa) and cook on medium high flame.
- 7
Now drizzle some oil/ghee on each side by cooking them evenly till it's nice crispy and brown.
- 8
Serve with mint raita and enjoy.😊
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