OMG! Navratri is here and I am fasting!! Poori is unhealthy and very oily?? Not a good choice if on diet correct??
Never mind try this super easy "paratha" and enjoy fasting!!
Never mind try this super easy "paratha" and enjoy fasting!!
Ingredients:
- Kuttu/singhare ka Atta - 2 cups (75 to 100 grams)
- Potato - 3 medium sized (boiled and peeled)
- Green chili - 1 (finely chopped)
- Sendha namak (rock salt) - To taste
- Ghee/butter/oil - 1 tea spoon for 1 paratha
Procedure:
- Take a plate and finely mash the potatoes
- Add atta + green chili + salt to the mashed potato and knead it until it becomes like a regular chapati/roti dough
- Now make 4 to five medium sized balls out of it.
- Take one ball at a time and coat it with flour and roll it like a chapati/paratha
- Now take tava (frying pan/plate) and place the paratha on to the hot plate and add 1 tea spoon of ghee/butter/oil and fry it until it is cooked from both sides.
- Cook on low flame if you are using less ghee/butter/oil. You may cook on high flame if you are cooking with 2 to 3 tea spoon of ghee/butter/oil for one paratha.
Important Notes:
- If the dough is very soft and sticky, add atta to it. If the dough is very hard add boiled potato to it.
- Do not apply much pressure while rolling the chapati/paratha as it may stick to the surface.
- No water should be used at all
- These paratha ten to have broken edges, so don't worry much
- You may add cumin seeds and coriander leaves as per your wish while kneading the dough. I did not add
Enjoy Fasting!
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