Aloo Rajgira ke Parnathe / Potato Amaranth Flat Breads
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Yes you got me right! This is Amaranth week for me where I am creating recipes with it and posting. Bought a bag which needs to be used, after all :). So there it goes, yet another simple and delicious recipe which can be adapted in regular meal and can be applied to Fasting “Gluten free” days.
Soft, melt in the mouth and delicious flat breads or paranthas which can be eaten as is or with yogurt and pickles. You may serve it as a part of the Navratri spread as well like I did with Sabudana Khichdi and Lauki Kofte in coconut n peanut curry.
Yields : 2 paranthas
Kitchen Equipments required : griddle or flat pan, flat spatula, bowl, grater, a small bowl of water.
Ingredients :
Potato : 1/2 cup, boiled and mashed
Amaranth / Rajgira flour : 1/4 cup
Ginger : 1 tsp, grated
Green chili : 1/4 tsp minced
Coriander leaves : 1 tbsp, chopped fine
Salt : to taste . Use Sendha namak for fasting.
Black pepper powder : a fat pinch
Oil : to cook. You may use spray too.
Note : If not making for fasting, use 1/2 tsp of coriander powder, 1/4 tsp garam masala and 1/4 tsp red chili powder.
Method :
- Take a bowl. Add all the ingredients together besides oil. Mix them well and bring them together in a dough.
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Divide the dough into 2 portions. Wet your hands from the small bowl of water.
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Heat the griddle.
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Pick one portion. Roll it in to a round. Expand between your hands and put it on the hot griddle. Note : You may expand it between 2 plastic sheets also.
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Lower the heat to medium once you put the paranthas on the hot griddle. Cook for 1&1/2 to 2 minutes till it gets slightly browned.
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Flip it with a flat spatula. Apply little oil (I use very sparingly) on the top side.
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Cook from the other side too for 2 minutes on medium flame. Flip and now apply oil to this side. Press with the flat spatula and roast from both the sides.
Note : You may skip the oil and roast without oil. You may apply ghee or butter later on.
Enjoy these delightful glutenfree paranthas!
Sonal
May I have a stack of your flatbreads, Sonal? I’ll do all your dishes!
Sure :). I hate doing dishes and laundry ;).
I’d rather do dishes than laundry!
These flatbreads look so tasty! I bet they are wonderful with yogurt!
Love these!!!!
Thanks 🙂
Amaranth flour, sounds like a fabulous Idea! I may have to try your recipe 🙂 thanks for sharing.
My pleasure
New user this flour:-) I will search in Indian store:-)
Reminds me of a flatbread we may stuffed with potatoes called bulanee, delicious 🙂
I have to look for that bread. Do you have it on the blog?
Not yet, will send you a message once I post it 🙂
Yum carbs mixed with carbs…best combo I must say 🙂
Yum <3
🙂
I love flat bread and have been eating this lately…You always explain things so simply…I still want you to adopt me:)
Anytime Oliana :).
I am learning how simple it is to make flat bread. Your amaranth flat bread sounds delicious. There is nothing more delicious than warm bread.
I agree ! Some of my favorites are potato, cauliflower, daikon and paneer .