Potato Paratha (Indian Potato Bread)

This is a typical Indian home cooked recipe. It's incredible fresh off the grill. My mother would prepare them like sandwiches and pop them in the toaster to reheat. These are a favorite among both adults and chlidren and commonly used in lunch boxes.
-"Paratha" is a type of flat grilled bread.
-If you reheat the leftovers in a toaster, they will taste just like the fresh-baked variety.
-I also recommend filling these with cauliflower sabji. For that, finely chop the cauliflower. For 2 to 3 servings, 5 pieces. Recipe by Plabar
Potato Paratha (Indian Potato Bread)
This is a typical Indian home cooked recipe. It's incredible fresh off the grill. My mother would prepare them like sandwiches and pop them in the toaster to reheat. These are a favorite among both adults and chlidren and commonly used in lunch boxes.
-"Paratha" is a type of flat grilled bread.
-If you reheat the leftovers in a toaster, they will taste just like the fresh-baked variety.
-I also recommend filling these with cauliflower sabji. For that, finely chop the cauliflower. For 2 to 3 servings, 5 pieces. Recipe by Plabar
Steps
- 1
Chop the potato into bite-sized pieces. Mince the coriander leaves, and grate 1 tablespoon of the ginger.
- 2
Boil the potatoes until tender, drain, then mash. Add salt to lightly season.
- 3
Heat oil in a frying pan, add the cumin seeds, and roast until they start to make popping sounds. Be careful not to burn.
- 4
Add the ☆-marked ingredients, then stir. You will have a paste. Add 1 teaspoon of water and stir.
- 5
Add the mashed potatoes from Step 2, and mix evenly.
- 6
Add the minced coriander leaves and lemon juice, and mix. Be careful not to taste test too, since it's so good!
- 7
Add water to the flour, a little at a time, then knead. It's sufficiently tasty with refined flour, but if you have whole wheat flour on hand, I recommend using that.
- 8
Knead until it forms a dough. This should take almost 10 minutes.
- 9
It should look like this.
- 10
Separate the dough into 5 portions. (I make a bit more to keep some frozen and in-stock.)
- 11
Flatten out the dough into a 5-mm thick circle. Separate the potato mixture filling into 5 portions.
- 12
Put the filling onto the dough, then wrap the edges up around the filling and seal it like a steamed bun.
- 13
Shape it into an slightly flat ellipse. Dust evenly with flour.
- 14
Roll the bread out with a rolling pin without holding back.
- 15
Prepare a shallow frying pan and coat it with oil. Heat to medium, then place the bread from Step 13 on the frying pan. From time to time, check on the underside.
- 16
When they become slightly browned, turn them over. From time to time, add oil, then flip them over many times. Do this while preparing the next piece.
- 17
After both sides are nicely browned, spread with butter, then they're ready to serve. Have them with home made tomato sauce or raita yogurt salad.
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