I came across the name Kashmiri Parantha while dining out in a North Indian restaurant in Kochi. Since the name was new to me, I was euphoric to read the menu that gave a small description about what went into the filling: paneer and dry fruits.
The parantha however had many more flavours which I had to guess ’coz a google search to find the exact recipe seemed to offer only bits of information. The search also revealed that there are veg and non-veg versions.
I prepared a veg Kashmiri parantha with the information from the menu, the web and all the taste I could recollect, and the result was ……..try it and you’ll know it!!
the recipe
ingredients for the dough
Wheat flour – 1 cup
Water – ½ cup or a little less
Salt to taste
ingredients for the filling
Paneer, grated – ½ cup
Raisins, chopped into tiny pieces – 5
Cashew nuts, chopped into tiny pieces – 3
Cherry, chopped – 5
Cumin – 1 pinch
Kasuri methi – ½ tsp (soak for 2-3 minutes and wash it twice)
Oil / Ghee / Butter – as required
the method
Mix together the ingredient for the filling. Keep it aside.
Prepare dough with the wheat flour, water and salt. Divide the dough into 8 equal parts and roll it into paranthas.
placing the filling
Take a parantha and place 1 – 11/2 tbsp of the paneer filling. Close it with another parantha and seal the edges. Cook it on a griddle and apply ghee/ butter / oil.
Kashmiri paranthas tastes good with pickles and raita. A recommended accompaniment is Kashmiri Paneer.
the recipe goes to Stuffed Paratha event by Vardhini
the recipe goes to Stuffed Paratha event by Vardhini
unique parathas.. a must try.
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Wwoow wat a fantastic parantha..looks yummy..
ReplyDeleteVery nice and interesting way of preparing paratha. Thanks for this lovely recipe. Paratha looks yummy and tempting.
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hey all,
ReplyDeletethanx for your comments...
cheers
roshan
Nice & different stuffing...would love to try it as it seems really delicious...and thanks for dropping by roshan...
ReplyDeleteThats a very very unique paratha..I never ever heard about them...Great job Roshan...
ReplyDeletewow lovely paratha ...sounds very interesting
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should be definitely kids favorite paratha, with the sweetness from dry fruits and crunchy nuts..
ReplyDeleteVery interesting! Will have to try this one soon. Cheers!
ReplyDeletelooks perfect and unique. Love the recipe
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innovative looks delicious thank you for sending
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ReplyDeletelovely and yummy paratha..as you are winner of the event CMT..will make your recipe for my thali and donate money to UNICEF...please visit me when time permits...following you !
Wow .. learning new varieties of parathas. Thx for linking to the event. Could you please link to Vatsala's page also? (http://showandtell-vatsala.blogspot.com/2011/07/lgss.html)
ReplyDeleteThx for the yummy entries you have been sending to my events.
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