gobi paratha is a delicious stuffed paratha recipe from the state of Punjab and is usually served for breakfast.
there are various stuffed paratha recipes that I make like aloo paratha, radish paratha, paneer paratha, onion paratha, etc. and this gobi paratha is one among them.
I usually blanch the cauliflower or the gobi for making any dish out of it. for making the stuffed parathas, grate the blanched cauliflower very finely, you can use hand grater as it gives the best results. also, if I run out of time, I grate it in my chopper. you can also grate them in the mixer, but you need to be careful to pulse it just once, or it will become a paste.
gobi paratha is usually served for breakfast and is accompanied with butter, sauce, curd or pickle as per one's preference.
also look out for more breakfast recipes here.
For making the filling
For roasting paratha
1. In a mixing bowl take the wheat flour and add salt and oil. Mix everything and knead into a soft dough by using enough water.
2. Blanch the gobi and keep it aside to cool. Then grate it finely using a grater or pulse it once in a mixer.
3. In a mixing bowl, add the grated gobi, cumin seeds, garam masala powder, green chillies, coriander leaves and salt. Mix everything well and keep aside.
4. Make a medium size ball from the dough and using your hand spread it from the sides. Let the centre be little thick.
5. Place few tablespoons of gobi stuffing in the center.
6. Bring together all the sides towards the center and seal it tightly.
7. Sprinkle some flour and roll to a size of chapati or roti.
8. Heat a tava and roast the paratha on medium flame using little ghee. Once brown spots appear flip and roast the other side as well.
9. Repeat till all the parathas are done.
10. Your yummy gobi paratha is ready, serve hot with curd, pickle or ketchup and a dollop of butter.
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I usually blanch the cauliflower or the gobi for making any dish out of it. for making the stuffed parathas, grate the blanched cauliflower very finely, you can use hand grater as it gives the best results. also, if I run out of time, I grate it in my chopper. you can also grate them in the mixer, but you need to be careful to pulse it just once, or it will become a paste.
gobi paratha is usually served for breakfast and is accompanied with butter, sauce, curd or pickle as per one's preference.
also look out for more breakfast recipes here.
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Gobi Paratha
Author: Razina | Cuisine: Indian | Recipe Type: Breakfast
Prep Time: 20 minutes | Cook Time: 25 minutes | Yield: 5-6 parathas
Ingredients
For making the dough- 1 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
- 1 teaspoon oil
- a pinch of salt
For making the filling
- 1 gobi or cauliflower of medium size
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds
- 1/2 teaspoon garam masala powder
- 2-3 green chillies, crushed
- 2 tablespoons chopped coriander leaves
- salt as required
For roasting paratha
- ghee as required
Directions for making gobi paratha recipe
1. In a mixing bowl take the wheat flour and add salt and oil. Mix everything and knead into a soft dough by using enough water.
2. Blanch the gobi and keep it aside to cool. Then grate it finely using a grater or pulse it once in a mixer.
3. In a mixing bowl, add the grated gobi, cumin seeds, garam masala powder, green chillies, coriander leaves and salt. Mix everything well and keep aside.
4. Make a medium size ball from the dough and using your hand spread it from the sides. Let the centre be little thick.
5. Place few tablespoons of gobi stuffing in the center.
6. Bring together all the sides towards the center and seal it tightly.
7. Sprinkle some flour and roll to a size of chapati or roti.
8. Heat a tava and roast the paratha on medium flame using little ghee. Once brown spots appear flip and roast the other side as well.
9. Repeat till all the parathas are done.
10. Your yummy gobi paratha is ready, serve hot with curd, pickle or ketchup and a dollop of butter.
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