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Peas Paneer Paratha (Mutter-Paneer Paratha)
Posted By Vardhini On December 11, 2013 @ 4:31 pm In Gallery,Healthy Recipes,Indian,Kid Friendly,Main Dish | 4 Comments
Paratha is basically an Indian flat bread that is mostly on the flaky side. You could also stuff it with various fillings and this time it is our favorite peas and paneer (Indian cheese). You can make paneer at home or buy it from the store. Fresh peas can also be used, but I felt it to be on the sweeter side and hence went with dry peas.
I used to make rotis or parathas only on a rare basis due to the work involved and I am sure my North Indian buddies who eat rotis daily will laugh at me. I even had a conversation about this with my friend and she said that she has a tough time when it comes to making idlis that are a child’s play to a lot of South Indians
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Surprising how food varies so much in a single country. Anyway, the filling is hearty and paneer takes everything to a whole new level. Other stuffed parathas posted include beetroot-cheese, spring onion, cauliflower-cabbage, broccoli-channa dal, potato paratha and spinach paratha. Off to the recipe.
Indian flat bread stuffed with peas-paneer mixture.
For Dough
Mix all ingredients and form a dough. Allow to rest for 30 minutes.
For Filling
Soak dry peas overnight and cook. Coarsely mash and mix with the remaining ingredients. If you find the peas mixture to be on the wet side, saute it in a tsp of oil to remove moisture.
Form small balls of the filling and keep aside.
For Paratha
Form small balls of the dough. Roll each into a circle. Place a ball of filling in the middle and bring edges together to seal. Flatten and roll again carefully into a circle.
Heat a tawa and place the rolled paratha on it. Flip over in a minute. Drizzle 1/2 tsp oil over it. Flip over again in a minute. Drizzle some oil again. When both sides are golden brown, remove from tawa and serve with side dish of choice.
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