Palak (Spinach) Paneer & Whole Wheat Lachcha Paratha

Palak (Spinach) Paneer & Whole Wheat Lachcha Paratha
Steps
- 1
Drain & Grind the Palak to a fine Purée
- 2
Heat Ghee & Butter in a pan/wok, add in the Cumin Seeds, Bay Leaves & Dry Red Chillies & sauté for a moment and then, add in the Ginger-Garlic paste & sauté until Golden Brown
- 3
Add in the Onions & salt & sauté until Light Golden Brown in colour, add in the turmeric & red chilli powder & the tomatoes/ purée, sauté & mix until well combined
- 4
Now, add in the Garam Masala Powder & Sugar & give a nice mix and pour in the Palak Purée & sauté well...Add in about 1/2 cuppa warm water & mix well
- 5
Boil on high flame for 3-5 mins. Now, add in the Paneer & mix gently & reducing the flame from high to medium-low & putting the cover- Allow it to cook for about another 2-3 mins time, until all the flavours are well incorporated into the paneer as well
- 6
Our Paalak Paneer is absolutely ready to serve now- Garnish it with the Fresh Cream Happy Cooking !!!
- 7
For the Lachha Paratha: Sift all the different kinds of Flours, Suji, Salt & Sugar and Mix well with a spoon or hands & then, knead it well to a dough- using 1 Cuppa Lukewarm Water
- 8
Cover & rest it for about 15/20 mins time. Knead it well again & make 8 round, medium shaped balls from the dough
- 9
Mix both the butter & ghee in a separate bowl, grease the rolling boar/platform, coat it with the ghee-oil mixture, roll out each dough- about 7/8 inches in diameter or as thin as possible
- 10
With a pairing knife cut it into thin strips, apply a bit of the ghee-oil mixture on it & lift it from the platform & roll it in a big roundel in order to form a bun-like shape (as how we do form a cinnamon roll)- repeat this, with all the 8 dough portions and refrigerate the same for an hour
- 11
Then, take it out from the fridge and flatten it's surface by applying a bit of that ghee-oil mixture and by tapping it into a flatter round surface with the hands & fingers ultimately, shaping it like a Paratha & then fry them one one
- 12
Grease a frying pan/tawa for frying the Parathas & fry it as we normally do while frying any normal parathas- we’ll see that when done the fine layers or what we call the lachas, can very well be seen as they seem to separate quite easily and looks absolutely fab
- 13
Our foods are about to jump onto our platters to kickstart our hunger to the T
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