ALOO GOBHI LEFTOVER PARATHAS

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Parathas are the favourite breakfast in my home, but today we had loads of work to finish as we had shifted to a new place so prepared this easy fast and tasty parathas. I used leftover aloo gobhi sabzi and it really tasted heavenly! Thought of sharing with everyone so that all my friends can make use of leftovers!

INGREDIENTS:
1) 2 Cups Wheat flour/Atta
2) Water to knead the flour
3) Aloo Gobhi sabzi (leftover)
4) Salt to taste
5) Red Chilly powder to taste
6) 1 teaspoon dried Mint Powder
7) 1 Green Chilly chopped
8) 2 Teaspoons of oil to knead
9) Ghee/Clarified butter for parathas
10) Butter/ Curd to serve with

PREPARATION TIME : 15 Minutes

HOW TO PREPARE:
* To prepare aloo gobhi(Potato Cauliflower) vegetable you can follow link below
* http://me-as-chef.blogspot.in/2013/12/aloo-gobhi.html
* I used leftover aloo gobhi ki sabzi
* In a big bowl take flour, add salt and 2 teaspoon oil
* Add little by little water and knead it into a ball
* Keep it in fridge for half an hour before using it
* In a separate bowl take aloo gobhi, add salt, red chilly and mint powder
* Add Chopped green chillies, mix and mash the vegetable a little
* Make balls of the kneaded flour and roll each ball in circles of 5" diameter by rolling pin
* Put 1 tablespoon aloo gobhi mix on the circle, Bring the edges together and press down
* Dust the working place with flour and roll the dough into a 7 - 8" diameter
* Place the parathas on tava or griddle and cook both sides for 2 - 3 mins till small brown spots appear
* Then add ghee as required on both sides and cook again for 1 - 2 mins
* Take it off from tava and serve hot with butter or curd

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  1. UnknownApril 29, 2016 at 11:49 PM


    i found this blog today! i love gobhi paratha superb! thankyou for shearing this information with us!chowringhee satyaniketan

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