This style of paratha has several layers and turns out delightfully crispy. Its light, flaky texture is the perfect accompaniment to any thick-gravied, hearty Indian dish.
Layered aloo Paratha is a type of flatbread that originated in North India. This buttery, flaky, crisp multi-layered flatbread is absolutely delicious.
It is way different from your regular aloo paratha. Though it might be time-consuming than regular aloo paratha as it takes the double effort of rolling it but it's worth trying so give it a try.
Must try this out.
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PREP TIME: 5 MINUTES
COOK TIME:15 MINUTES
TOTAL TIME: 20 MINUTES
SERVINGS: 2
AUTHOR: CUISINE CULTURE
COURSE: BREAKFAST.
KEYWORD: spiral aloo paratha
Ingredients
2 cups aloo stuffing of your choice
2 tbsp ghee or oil
oil for roasting paratha
3 cups wheat flour
Instructions
1-knead dough for chapati(as you regularly knead for chapati)
2-divide dough into equal parts.
3-take a part of the dough and roll a chapati out of it.
4-spread ghee all over the chapati and evenly spread aloo stuffing over it
5-Start folding or pleating, it is like folding a paper fan. If you can, try to make the pleats or folds narrow and small. This will give the flatbread more layers.
6-After pleating the dough, just hold the two ends and stretch the dough ever so slightly to neaten. Do not pull on it to much…you do not want to break the dough and ruin the folds that you have made. Press the ends together
7-Shape into a spiral form and press on the end to adhere to the dough.
8-Do the same for the other 3 pieces of dough and then start rolling out.
9-Dust the surface with flour and roll to a medium thickness.
10- Roast well from both sides on hot tava.
Note...
It will be very quick if you keep the stuffing ready in advance. or if you have leftover stuffing then it will be done in like no time.
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