Talk less, eat moderate, relax more ;) So straight onto the recipe this time.
Recipe:
For Chapathi Dough:
Wheat flour - Start with 1 Cup or go for more if you need more parathas
Salt - As required
Refined Oil - 1 tbsp or even lesser
Stuffing:
Buy the bunch of Methi they usually sell in the market. Should I say it is some 10 cups roughly of fresh pruned methi leaves when you work hard to . Not sure. But you can assume one bunch usually sold by your vegwala ;)
For Chapathi Dough:
Wheat flour - Start with 1 Cup or go for more if you need more parathas
Salt - As required
Refined Oil - 1 tbsp or even lesser
Stuffing:
Buy the bunch of Methi they usually sell in the market. Should I say it is some 10 cups roughly of fresh pruned methi leaves when you work hard to . Not sure. But you can assume one bunch usually sold by your vegwala ;)
Turmeric powder - 1 to 2 Spoonsful
Garlic Pod - 5 to 6 Peeled and finely chopped/crushed
One big onion finely Chopped
Brown Sugar - 0.5 Cup or more
Way to go:
- Wash the Methi leaves throughly and Finely chop it with the chopper blade in a food processor.
- Heat oil in a kadai and when Oil is hot, add the grated garlic and roast them well.
- Now add the onion chopped and saute it well till traslucent and pink.
- Add the finely chopped methi, turmeric powder. Give a toss so it mixes with garlic and onion
- Cook for two to three minutes. Once methi is semi cooked, add in the salt to taste.
- At this stage also add the sugar enough to reduce the bitterness as per your taste and choice.
- Cook in low flame for few more miutes till all sugar and flavors mix well with methi
- Once done, remove them from flame, and let them cool.
- Take a bowl of wheat flour and add the cooked methi stuffing and mix well. Mostly you will not need to add water or just sprinkle water enough to make a soft dough
- Roll them into rotis, toast on both sides on a pan sprinkling ghee.
- Serve it with chilled curd.
- Enjoy !!!
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