Here is a recipe for potato stuffing I used in my parathas recently. It's adapted from a recipe in Neelam Batra's 1,000 Indian Recipes.
Ingredients:
1 1/4 pounds (about 3 large) potatoes ( I peel them before boiling)
2 tablespoons fresh ginger, minced
1/4 cup finely chopped cilantro
4 spring onions, white and green parts, minced
2 fresh green chilies, minced
2 tablespoons ground coriander
2 teaspoons chaat masala
1 teaspoon ground dried fenugreek leaves
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon garam masala
salt to taste
Method:
Boil the potatoes in lightly salted water to cover until tender, about 20 minutes. Mash them in a medium bowl. Mix in the rest of ingredients. Stuff your bread, cook, and devour!
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29 comments:
wow.. nice entry Meeso... looks delicious... i like aloo parathas... nice click...
U stuffed and rolled perfectly Meeso! Parathas and raita are delicious combo :)
Now you are making me feel bad.
I make normal chapathies, but have never made my self filled ones.
Thye looks delicious.
I like the way you spiced up the parathas with ginger and other spices :)
~ Thanks, Sripriya, Cham, Happy cook, and Yasmeen :)
These sound good. I have been wanting to try parathas for a while.
Hi Meeso...
This is a nice recipe. Aloo parathas are my fav. Looks nice...
wow, the aloo parathas came out perfect Meeso! Looks so mouth-watering.
Looks yummy. Aloo parathas is my fav one.
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~ Thanks, Kevin... You should definitely try them sometime :)
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spring onion sounds like a lovely twist to good old alu paranthas. thanks:)
Aloo parathas look yummy Meeso!btw which potatoes did u use for parathas...? i never got good potatoes in Michigan.. the potatoes which i use get sticky and my parathas become messy..i use potatoes named "Michigan's best". but they are not suitable for parathas :(
~ Thanks, Rashmi... I always love spring onions in anything!
~ HI Anjali, I used Russet potatoes for this recipe because that is what I had in the house and they stay lighter and fluffier, but I have used baby red, or yukon gold before... Thanks for stopping by :)
Aloo Parathas are my favorite, with yogurt and pickle... yum!
Hi meeso,thanks for dropping at my blog,ur recipe is diffrent one.,adding chat masala must be making it even more spicer..did u stuff them in bread...or hav u make parathas??
Aaloo parathas are my childrens/ fav and a do make em once in a while..should try your method next!..coz I love the idea of adding methi leaves and garam masala :)..Thanx for sharing the yummy recipe, meeso :)
hi, these are my fav too! but somehow, i can never roll them with a stuffing:-( Your parathas look perfect:-) lovely recipe.
~ I agree, Mandira :) Thanks!
~ Hi Anjum... Yes, I used it as stuffing... Thanks for stopping by!
~ Thanks, Bharathy!
~ Hi Shreya, At first, I had a lot of trouble stuffing bread and I always tore the bread when I tried to roll it, but eventually, I was able to do it well... Thanks for stopping by and the nice comment :)
Mmmmmmmmm, I call this roti and sister yours would be right just about now!!!!
The parathas look so thick and the filling looks yummy - i love aloo & cauliflower parathas the best
ur aloo paratha is absolutely mouthwatering and tempting.
~ Thanks, Nazarina :)
~ Thanks, Laavanya... My favorite paratha is methi, but I haven't made that at home yet!
~ Thanks, Pearlsofeast!
These are my sinful indulgences! I love aloo parathas and you have got them perfect! Nice quote by Monroe too:)
~ Thanks so much, Sunshinemom!
Parathas look delicious.
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~ Hi Geeta, Thank you so much! I'm so glad you stopped by :)
Those parathas look so good....u make better ones than me.....Nice blog Meeso.
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