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I am not fond of Cauliflower but my husband loves it, so I am always trying out different things with gobi. I was surprised with this parantha I actually liked it So now I have one more thing I like gobi in other than gobi manchurian.
Ingredients
Dough
1 cup wheat flower
1 tsp salt
1 tsp red chili powder
water for kneading
Filling
2 cups cauliflower/gobi chopped finely
1/4 cup chopped onion
1/2 tsp jeera
1/2 tsp ajwain
1 tsp red chili powder
1/4 cup fresh coriander leaves, chopped
2 green chilies chopped
1/4 tsp cumin powder
salt to taste
ghee for cooking
Method
- Add salt to the cauliflower and keep aside for at lease 10 minutes.
- Then take some cauliflower inbetween your hands and squeeze out the water. Collect the water in a bowl, we will use to this to knead the dough.
- Once the cauliflower is all dry mix the rest of the ingredients of the filling and keep aside.
- Mix all the ingredients of the dough and knead using the cauliflower water and plain water to a soft dough.
- Make a small ball of the dough.
- Roll into a small circle.
- Place about 1 tbsp to 2 tbsp of the filling in the center of the circle.
- Bring the edges to the center to close the circle and form a small ball again.
- Seal the edges well and flatten the ball.
- Roll softly to form a circle.
- Heat a tawa to medium high.
- Place the rolled parantha and cook for about 1/2 minute.
- Flip it and cook the other side complete.
- Drizzle 1/2 tsp ghee and flip the parantha again.
- Cook this side completely.
- Remove from heat and serve with pickle and raita.
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22 comments:
wow Ican imagen with curd this yummy parantha s
Looks lovely!..great one to enjoy!
wow di, paraths is looking mouthwatering. Looks like crispy and very tempting. perfect for the entry.
My husband said today when I was reading ur blog "di ko bolo ki unka paratha bahut tasty lag raha hai, tumhari di to bond hai".
ye mere patidev ke taraf se hai :).
I love gobi in any form .. love these parathas...
Paratha is very tempting.
This is one of favorites among stuffed parathas :) The little pieces of gobi in the paratha indeed gives it a very nice taste:)
I could see those cauliflowers popping up from ur parathas for me.....heheh:)
Lovely with curds and pickle.Actually without anything I can eat.But I am a flop in rolling them out.So rarely makes them..Looks superb
I love stuffed parathas...Looks yummy Medha
Oooh tht reminded me of my college days,my Punju frnd used to bring yummy gobi parathas and we all use to gobble down all of those while she wud happily bite on Koki and lola that i use to carry for her...that barter system was so good!
The parathas she use to bring had grated gobi....any specific reasoons for using chopped one?
It looks yummy anyways and i wud love to eat hot parathas with some creamy curd or boondi raita......hey girl u made me hungry again...
mouth watering gobi paratha medha
mouth watering gobi paratha medha
Medha, that looks very delicious. Like your recipe..
Yummy blog.Paratha looks tempting. Nice recipe.
Spicy gobi parathas are my favorite too:)
Looks lovely Medhaa...delicious..
Gobi paratha looks just perfect Medhaa..
looks yummy n crispy..
oooh, yummy paratha. perfect shape.
One of my personal fav and parathas r so tasty cant get over the taste.. looks yum
I've never made cauliflower parathas, but looking at yours, I'm encouraged to try them.
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