Aloo paratha with step by step pictures and video on how to roll parathas
Aloo Paratha a popular Indian flat bread stuffed with Potato masala, serves a perfect breakfast or lunch or dinner too. Aloo paratha takes place in my kitchen weekly once.Some dishes we love to eat and some dishes though we do not like to eat, we make for our family members, some dishes we love to make and eat also. Aloo paratha, is the one which i always love to make and eat too, and thankfully my hubby and kids love Aloo paratha. I learnt the recipe of making aloo paratha from my friend. You can add some grated paneer to this aloo mixture and make aloo paneer paratha. The main key to get perfect parathas is to keep the potato mixture moisture free. If it is loose with lots of moisture, then it will tear while rolling the parathas.
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Aloo paratha recipe
- Recipe Cusine: Indian
- Prep Time: 10 Minutes
- Cook time: 40 Minutes
- Serves: 4
- Author: Jeyashri
- Recipe Category: Lunch | Dinner
- Description: Aloo Paratha a popular Indian flat bread stuffed with Potato masala, serves a perfect breakfast or lunch or dinner too, recipe with step by step pictures
Whole wheat flour 2 cups
Sambar powder 1 and 1/2 tsp
Garam masala 1/4 tsp
Ginger garlic paste 1/4 tsp (optional)
Cumin seeds 1/2 tsp
Coriander leaves few
Oil 4 tsp + to make the parathas
Lemon juice 1/2 tsp
Video of How to make aloo paratha perfectly
Method with step by step pictures :
METHOD:
- Cut the onions into very fine pieces.
- Mash the boiled potatoes using a fork,and add the cumin seeds to it and mix well.
- Heat oil in a pan and saute the onions for 2 minutes
- Add the mashed potato mixture to this and mix well.
- Add the sambhar powder, salt and garam masala to this and mix well.
- Instead of sambar powder you can add red chili and coriander powder 3/4 tsp each.
- Add the chopped coriander leaves.
- Mix well and keep it in low flame for 2-5 mins.
- Allow it to cool completely and add the lemon juice.
- If the mixture is hot, it will tear while rolling the parathas.
- Knead the whole wheat flour with water to a make a pliable dough for outer layer.
- Take a small ball sized dough and roll it into a thick roti.
- Place a tblsp of masala on the top of this.
- Close the mixture with the edges like this.
- Roll it gently again,by dusting it with flour.
- Heat a tawa,and put the rolled parathas on the tawa.
- When it is done on one side, flip it over.
- When it is done, you will get nice golden colur on the outer layer drizzle few drops of oil to it.
- If you want you can add ghee/ butter also.
- Serve hot with pickle or curd.
NOTE:
- You can replace sambar powder with finely chopped green chillies too.
- You can also add scrambled paneer to the aloo mixture for stuffing.
- Always make the parathas only when the potato mixture is completely cool.
I too loooove making aloo parata,that too i am used to make it in jiffy as I make for ajay often, my stuffing version is without onion,this one sounds great,loved the first click very much! :)
ReplyDeletewow... what a lovely pictures and paratha looks superb....
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Akila.
Aloo parath with thick curd tastes awesome. and your stuffing looks so tempting. Your first pic is too good
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
I too love it .I am drooling looking at the pictures!!
ReplyDeleteIt is a favorite in our hosehold too..Your aloo parathas look mouthwatering n heavenly..I am craving to eat it right now :)
ReplyDeleteVery tempting n beautiful clicks Jeyashri !
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Jey... I always struggle to get the round... nd the masala comes out ... urs luks so perfect nd neat.... totally yum
ReplyDeletemmm!!!! Delicious!!!! Awesome Clicks!!!
ReplyDeleteone of my fav, just looks so good and tempting...
ReplyDeleteIts been long time i tried this. looks yummy. nice clicks too :)
ReplyDeleteHave been wanting to try this since long time...urs tempt me soo much....First click is gud
ReplyDeletealoo paratha is our favorite to ...ur paraths makes me drool here ..yummy
ReplyDeleteSatya
http://www.superyummyrecipes.com
lovely presentation..
ReplyDeletemy aloo paratha is v simple..
no onion , no masala's.
lovely presentation..
ReplyDeletemy aloo paratha is v simple..
no onion , no masala's.
Lovely parathas dear!
ReplyDeletewow!!! something i would love to try....
ReplyDeleteபெà®™்களூà®°்ல இருந்த போது, கூட வேலை பாத்த à®’à®°ு பஞ்சாபி பொண்ணு கையால சாப்டது தான் ஞாபகத்துக்கு வருது...:PP தொட்டுக்கர்துக்கு à®°ைத்தா!னு ஒன்னு கொண்டு வருவள்.
ReplyDeleteயெச்சூஸ்à®®ி, கடைசியா நோட்ல இருக்கர 4-வது பாயிண்ட் சொந்த அனுபவமா??
looks wonderful. Those are delicious parathas.
ReplyDeleteLovely stuffed parathas. I simply love potato stuffing and did not make it in recent times. You are tempting me for sure !!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful write up with mouthwatery click...am feeling hungry now...
ReplyDeleteTasty Appetite
I love aloo parathas anytime, beautiful looking parathas Jeya..
ReplyDeleteAloo parathas are one of my fav and I love it with a blob of butter on the top...Yummmm!!!
ReplyDeletethank u friends for ur encouraging comments.
ReplyDelete@thakkudu,all the tips and even the recipe is out of my own experience.:)
love the clicks... love aloo paratha...
ReplyDeleteI too made it recently sid loves it and its filling too. Very nice steps and perfect.
ReplyDeletelove this!!! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Jeyashri,
ReplyDeletelovely lovely...love aloo...Paratha...yummy...should start making these...
Dr.Sameena@
www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
come out perfectly and looks very soft...nice click jey!
ReplyDeletethanks for your visit dear. loving you aloo paratha recipe rgds susan
ReplyDeletei luv this paratha...very filling and good..nice clicks
ReplyDeleteThat's an yummy looking aloo paratha..love to gobble up with some curd.
ReplyDeletelooks delish !! Amazing cliks!!
ReplyDeleteLavanya
www.lavsblog.com
Aaloo paratha looks so perfect...love the pictures...
ReplyDeletePushpa @ simplehomefood.com
Looks so soft and yummy dear...
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My fav too..My stuffing is almost similar too..Loved your clicks esp the last one
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clicks! Aloo Paraththa looks great and mouth watering!!
ReplyDeletelooks so perfect and yummy!!! i want some now....oooh!!!
ReplyDeleteWow i love it and make often.. this is really making me tempting..
ReplyDeleteuse of sambar powder is new to me
ReplyDeletei love ur awesome presentation...gr8 recipes and gr8 space
ReplyDeletethis is my all time fav..u have done it so perfectly.
ReplyDeleteCan you post how to make soft phulkas which can be kept for the school lunch box? Thanking you in advance.
ReplyDeleteThanks akshara. Will surely post this soon
Delete@ jeyashri akka - 'ஆசிà®°்வாத்' ஆட்டா-ல வருà®®் ஸ்னேகா கிட்ட கேட்டா அழகா சிà®°ிச்சுண்டே புல்கா சொல்லிதருவாளே!! :PP
DeleteHey thakkudu,
DeleteSneha akka kalyan busy irukardhunalla naanae solli tharen.:)
jeyashree
ReplyDeleteu mentioned a good point about mixture should not be rolled hot....thanks a lot.today iam making aloo paratha.
My aloo Praha is just mashed potatoes,little chilli poder,salt and am hour powder and coriander leaves finely chopped
ReplyDeleteI am fan of your recipe and I like it very much and it's too easy to make it .
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Tried it first time. Great result. Thank u jeyasree
ReplyDeleteVery nice it is my favorite food...
ReplyDeleteI tried it but it did not come out as good as yours(probably because i am an south India)anyway hats off to you.
Congratulating you
Mam..this is for how many servings?
ReplyDeleteThis makes 8-9 parathas
DeleteIs it necessary to add lemon. Since iam allergic to critic content.
ReplyDeleteYes you can omit lemon.
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