Ingredients
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Methi Paratha using Fresh Methi Leaves
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2cups Methi leaves
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2cups Atta (Whole Wheat Flour)
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1cup Besan (gram flour)
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a generous pinch Salt
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2tsp Ginger chopped
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1no Green chillies
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¼ cup Onion chopped
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2tsp Ajwain
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as required Water
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a dash Oil
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for cooking Oil/Ghee
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Methi Paratha using readymade Aloo Methi
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For the dough
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3cups Atta (Whole Wheat Flour)
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a generous pinch Salt
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as required Water
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For Stuffing
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2cups Methi Aloo (readymade)
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2tsp Ginger chopped
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1no Green chilli chopped
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for cooking Desi Ghee
Directions
Steps
1
Done
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For Methi Paratha using Fresh Methi LeavesPick the methi leaves and discard the hard stems. Wash the the leaves in water and spread them on a kitchen cloth to remove any excess water. |
2
Done
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Knead the flour to make a stiff dough. Apply a little oil on top and leave aside to rest for 10 mins. Now divide the dough into 4 equal sized balls and dust them with some dry flour (atta). Pick one and press it gently on the kitchen counter. Using a rolling pin roll it out about 5inches in diameter. Drizzle some oil or ghee and spread it with your fingers. Fold it ⅓rd and then fold again to make it into a long rectangle. Now fold it again to make a square. Consider how a blanket is folded this dough has to be folded the same way. Press it gently and keep aside. Repeat this process with the remaining dough balls. |
3
Done
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Now roll them out flat into a square shape using dry flour. Make sure the parathas are not too thin or very thick. Place them on a hot pan or tawa and cook on both sides. Apply ghee or oil on both sides and cook them on medium hot tawa till it gets a good colour. Remove methi paratha and serve it with hot tea, curd and pickle. |
4
Done
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For Methi Paratha using readymade Aloo MethiPlace the readymade aloo methi on a platter and using a spoon press the potatoes so that they mash up. To this add ginger, green chillies and mix them up. Keep aside. |
5
Done
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Now roll them out flat into a round shape using dry flour. While rolling them the stuffing might ooze out or tear the paratha but that is okay. Make sure the parathas are not too thin or very thick. Place them on a hot pan or tawa and cook on both sides. Apply ghee or oil on both sides and cook them on medium hot tawa till it gets a good colour. Remove methi paratha and serve it with hot masala chai, curd and pickle. |