Aloo/Potato is my family favorite veg :) Anything with this veg will be a hit and one such recipe is Aloo Paratha/Potato Stuffed Paratha. My kids love any kind of stuffed parathas and particularly this Aloo and Paneer stuffed Parathas. There are lots of Aloo paratha recipes and this is my style of making Aloo Paratha. Very simple and yummy recipe, these parathas are great for lunch box too. No need for any special side dishes , mango pickle n curd is the best combo. Nothing can be better than this combination. I just love these yummy parathas pickled raitha or pickle n yogurt with chaat masala. The recipe as follows..
Ingredients for Dough
Ingredients For Stuffing
How to make Stuffed Aloo Paratha.
Notes:
Adjust dry red chilli amount, the mentioned qty will give you a mild spicy one.
Adding milled flax seeds to wheat flour is completely optional, but I add this regularly to my chapathi dough.
Ingredients for Dough
- Whole wheat flour 1 and 1/2 cups
- Milled Flax seeds 2 tbsp(optional)
- Salt to taste
- Water as needed
- Oil 2-3 tsp
Ingredients For Stuffing
- Potato/Aloo 2 large potatoes
- Dry Red chillies 2 no.s
- Cumin seeds 1 tsp
- Coriander seeds 1/2 tsp
- Amchor powder 1/4 tsp
- Salt to taste
- Cilantro/Parsley 2 tbsp(finely chopped)
- Oil as needed to toast parathas.
- Wash and boil the potatoes till done,do not cook too mushy. Then drain and peel skin and mash the potatoes finely and keep aside.
- Heat a pan, dry roast red chillies, cumin and coriander seeds for 1-2 minutes. do not burn them.
- Then allow to cool for a while and ground to little coarse powder and add it to the already prepared mashed potatoes.
- To this add, cilantro, salt and amchur powder. Combine everything using hands and divide them in to 10 equal lime sized balls and keep ready.
How to make Stuffed Aloo Paratha.
- Knead the resting dough for few seconds and divide them in to 10 equal sized balls.
- On a well floured surface, take one ball and roll to 3" disc and keep one potato ball and seal them by bringing all the edges together and roll them gently to a round ball.
- Then on a floured surface/rolling pan, start rolling gently to 8-9" parathas.
- Do repeat the same procedure for remaining dough and potato balls.
- Heat tawa/griddle,fry the parathas on both sides till turn light golden brown...drizzle some oil on all around the parathas.
- After that remove from the tawa,Aloo paratha is now ready and serve hot with plain yogurt and Mango Pickle.
Notes:
Adjust dry red chilli amount, the mentioned qty will give you a mild spicy one.
Adding milled flax seeds to wheat flour is completely optional, but I add this regularly to my chapathi dough.
my all time fav too!
ReplyDeleteI'm craving for these Paratha's now...Thye look yum
ReplyDeleteWow!!paratha looks so delicious and perfect,drooling here.Lovely presentation.....
ReplyDeleteAloo paratha is mine fav too and my mom use to prepare this for me very frequently.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! Aloo paratha looks great...Never made it but now seriously thinking of it!
ReplyDeleteAloo paratha looks very delicious...Nice clicks..
ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious, great click.
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ReplyDeletealoo parathas look delicious and perfectly made..my fav too..
ReplyDeletewonderful parathas..
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ReplyDeleteyummy n delicious paratha
ReplyDeleteAloo paratha looks awesome and perfect..
ReplyDeleteStuffed parathas are our family favorite too...Love these aloo parathas..Loved your first click
ReplyDeletePerfectly rolled parathas and well explained too! Good Job sangee
ReplyDeletestuffed paratha is one of my favorites...love ur recipe :-)
ReplyDeleteAloo paratha is my fav one...looks perfect n lovely presentation!!
ReplyDeleteI love Aloo Paratha ...s . the first pic is gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteI love all these stuffed parathas and aloo is my favorite :) Tempting photos!
ReplyDeleteMy family fav too Sangee. I prepare it very often. But your stuffing differs from mine. I'll try out this.
ReplyDeleteParatha's look so very yum and I loved your presentation too.
ReplyDeleteLooks yumm! Adding roasted cumin & redchilli powder is interesting!
ReplyDeleteColorful aloo paratha recipes. this is my favorite recipes i like aloo paratha. yummy recipes and nice sharing so thanks
ReplyDeleteThis looks so so tempting, I am making it this weekend :D
ReplyDeleteTempting and perfect parathas
ReplyDeleteAwesome! All your parathas are of the same size! Well done girl!
ReplyDeleteTried it for the first time & succeeded. It was delicious.. thank you for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteThank you for trying. Glad it turned out well and you liked it too!
DeleteWhst variety of potato do you use. I have tried Idaho, white, golden but they get mushy and stuffing comes out of parathas. Back in India, I never had this problem. Have stopped making koftas & tikkis too.
ReplyDeleteI mostly use red potato and yukon gold potatoes for paratha and other recipes! Cook it till soft and tender(over cooking also gives results in too mushy potato) drain immediately, peel the skin if required wipe the peeled potato in paper towel and then mash the potatoes and use it! Hope this helps!!
Deletecan we grind the roasted mixture and store for long time, atleast 1 month ?
ReplyDeleteYes.,you can roast and grind the spices in large portion and store it in an air tight container for a month. You can also use this spice mix for your sabzi, stir fry, stuffed parathas, samosa stuffing etc.
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