Leftover Paratha & Sabji Spring Rolls

An unique way to use the leftovers- All at one go-
My Parathas were yesterday’s leftovers & even the Dry Sabji too…The only tweak that’s been given to it is the addition of a couple of eggs and we’re good to go
FYI: This particular recipe can also be done afresh instead of using any leftovers…
Since, I did have some from the previous night, hence the idea cropped up to fruitfully & tastefully utilise the same & that too, without compromising on its deliciousness !!!
Leftover Paratha & Sabji Spring Rolls
An unique way to use the leftovers- All at one go-
My Parathas were yesterday’s leftovers & even the Dry Sabji too…The only tweak that’s been given to it is the addition of a couple of eggs and we’re good to go
FYI: This particular recipe can also be done afresh instead of using any leftovers…
Since, I did have some from the previous night, hence the idea cropped up to fruitfully & tastefully utilise the same & that too, without compromising on its deliciousness !!!
Steps
- 1
Firstly: Heat up a frying pan over the medium flame & slightly warm up the leftover Parathas- Set Aside, once that’s done
- 2
In another pan or using the same: Add in some oil/ghee to it & then, in goes the chopped onions & green chillies & sauté-
Then break open the eggs- One by one & scramble it nicely-
Once done: Add in the leftover Sabji to it now & continue sautéing until it’s all nicely combined and well blended together- Put off the flame now - 3
Next: On the clean kitchen platform or any similar smooth & even surface- Place the warm parathas one at a time & apply on its top with some chilli-tomato ketchup & next fill in it with our prepared leftover Sabji-Eggs fillings & roll it perfectly as much as is possible without tearing it much & shallow fry
- 4
Heating up a concave tawa or a frying pan over the medium flame: Add in some more oil to it & shallow fry the Rolls, nicely until golden browned from both the sides-
We need to flip it over once its one side is done to avoid repeated flipping & hence more chances of breaking it in the process- To be flipped over just once correctly - 5
Once that’s done transfer it all to the serving plate/platters-
Garnish it your own way- Relish this DELISH with your favourite dips/sauces/achars as in the aptly suited condiment to it...💁♀️
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