Ingredients:
Grated cauliflower
Whole wheat flour dough ( 1 1/2 cups of flour will make 6 parathas)
Dry whole wheat flour for tossing and rolling
Ghee/oil
Ginger paste
Salt
Carom Seeds (Ajwain)
Red Chilli pwder
Garam Masala
Method 1
- Toss a ball of dough in dry flour, and roll in to a disc of 4-5 inches in diameter.
- Apply some oil in the center.
- Transfer 2-3 tbsp spiced grated cauliflower to the center.
- Pick up the dough from the edges and seal at the top.
- Toss this stuffed ball in dry flour and roll to a diameter 6-7 inches.
- Transfer to hot tawa. Cook and fry on both sides.
Method 2
- Toss a ball of dough in dry flour. Divide in 2 smaller balls.
- Roll each ball to diameter 6-7 inches, one disc slightly bigger than the other.
- Apply oil at the center of smaller disc. Transfer spiced stuffing.
- Cover with the larger disc, and seal edges all over.
- Cook and fry on hot tawa at medium heat.
Method 3
- Toss a ball of dough in dry flour. Divide in 2 smaller balls.
- Roll each ball to diameter 3-4 inches, one disc slightly bigger than the other.
- Apply oil at the center of smaller disc. Transfer spiced stuffing.
- Cover with the larger disc, and seal edges all over.
- Press the stuffing to spread all over the paratha.
- Roll to a big paratha 6-7 inches in diameter
- Cook and fry on both sides, at medium heat.
Options for a healthier version:
You could avoid frying paratha made any of the 3 ways.
You could avoid applying oil inside the paratha.
You could make paratha without frying with oil, and serve with a dash of oil/ghee smeared on the paratha after removing from the tawa.
If using method 2, you could take a small ball of dough and a heavier stuffing without any problem rolling it.