Have you ever tried making mint paratha? If not, do give a try to it. They are aromatic and refreshing. The smell of mint leaves can never be locked, it spills everywhere. No need of any accompaniment, you can serve it with curds and pickle.
Last year, I was going through Tarla Dalal vegetarian cook book and it was then I found this mint paratha. Since then, I have made it many times.
My other flat bread recipes methi paratha spicy methi parathas restaurant style roti
mint paratha
Mint paratha, pudina paratha
Ingredients:
- 2 cup wheat flour
- 1 cup mint leaves
- 1 teaspoon ajwain
- salt to taste
- 2 teaspoon chilli powder
- 1 teaspoon oil
- water for kneading
- wheat flour for dusting
- oil for roasting
Method:
- Separate the leaves, wash and dry them
- Chop them finely.
- In a wide bowl, mix the ingreients.
- Add little water and knead to a soft dough.
- Keep it aside for ten minutes.
- Take a ball of the dough.
- Roll into a circle of 4 inch diameter.
- Smear a little oil and dab some flour.
- Fold it into pleats, from one end to the other.
- Now, enclose it into circular shape.
- Dust it with some flour and roll it.
- Heat a skillet, put the rolled paratha on it.
- After a few seconds, flip it and apply oil
- Turn it to the other side and smear oil. It should be well roasted.
- Serve with curds or pickle.
mint paratha
mint leaves
ingredients
dough
balls of dough are rolled, pleated and then made into a circular shape.
rolled into circular, Roll it further.
on the skillet
mint paratha being cooked
mint paratha
Mint paratha, pudina paratha
Mint paratha or pudina paratha is tasty and ideal for lunch box. It is served with pickle or curd usually.
Ingredients
- 2 cups wheat flour
- 1 cup mint leaves
- 1 teaspoon ajwain
- 2 teaspoon chilly powder
- salt to taste
- 1 teaspoon oil
- wheat flour for dusting
- oil for roasting
- water for kneading
Instructions
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Separate the mint leaves, wash and pat dry.
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Chop the leaves.
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Put the ingredients in a wide bowl and mix well.
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Knead it to a soft dough with little water.
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Keep it aside for ten minutes.
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Take a ball of the dough.
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Roll it into a circle of diameter 5 inch.
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Smear some oil and dab a little flour. Fold it like a pleat from one end to the other.
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Then, make it into a circular shape.
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Roll into a circle.
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Heat a skillet.
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Put the rolled paratha on to the skillet.
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Flip it to the other side, smear oil and back again to the original side.
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Let cook until brown spots are visible.
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Serve hot with pickle or curds.
mint paratha
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This looks so yummy! Thank you for sharing such a lovely recipe
http://www.elegantduchess.com/2017/08/08/stripes-and-ruffles-aeryne-dress/
Thankyou @Elegant Duchess
Another great one to try out, love the smell of mint cooking, such a refreshing smell.
Thankyou Cath
So yeamii…I love to have it. Basically I love every kind of parathas.. Nice post..and thanks for sharing.. 🙂 🙂
Thankyou @oursamyatraa
Might have to try this out with my roommate!
Thankyou Syd
This sounds so much more healthier for me than regular bread on the side. It seems perfect for dipping in soup.
Thankyou @kristal
Definitely a recipe that I need to try out in the kitchen! I love the smell of mint, its so refreshing!
Sian, do give a try and let me know how it was. Thanks for the visit.
Looks delicious! Surely gonna try this! 🙂
Monish, do try and let me know. Thanks
Sounds delicious!!!
Thanks Shell
Thanks for the recipe! Perfect time to read the post. #WeekendGoal
Thankyou Tushar Singh
Thanks a lot for Sharing this. Great read. Will try this weekend
@orangewayfarer, thanks for the visit.
Great recipe and would be willing to try this out. Bet this would go perfect with some curry and naan 🙂
@lifewithjoshandkristyn, thanks for the visit.
This looks very delicious. I appreciate that you took out the time to share this recipe with us. Thanks
Oh wow what an interesting recipe. I use mint for tea only but I think I’d like to give this a try.
I have never heard of this and I was reading along trying to figure out what it tasted like and the texture. Your directions are clear enough that I think I can try it out and see if my family likes it.
Great recipe, would love to try it.. Thanks for sharing ?
This really look nice.
Thankyou Akeh
These look delicious. I’ve made a number of flat breads before, but not this one. What is ajwain and what does it taste like?
Thankyou Catherine, it is carom seed, do give a try.
Mint paratha sounds lovely. I adore mint and luckily my little one seems to as well!
I bet this smells amazing! Would love to try this. 🙂
What an interesting recipe. I can’t say that I have ever heard of this before, but it definitely looks like something to try!
I love parathas of all kind and this mint one looks delicious! Great tutorial!
I love paratha and I used to eat it all the time when I was living in Singapore.
I wish I was in your kitchen so I could smell the scent of them cooking! They look amazing!
I’ve never tried Paratha before. Definitely looks great!
I love the lachha mint paratha and yours looks so delicious with a some yougurt.
Paratha looks superb.. love the mint flavour… it goes best with chilled masala curd.. yum yum
I would definitely have these with masala chai..just love it.
Delicious parathas. Healthy and wholesome. I would gobble up with dahi?
I just need garama garam chai with these parathas. And it so prefect for kids lunch box as well.