How fast the time flies,from one challenge we have reached to the next 10th of the month's challenge.That reminds me just after two months its Ramadan Alhamdulillah..This time the theme was to prepare any breakfast.Though we all know how important it is to have breakfast but its the one meal mostly skipped.I always feel there is enough time to have breakfast in India rather than compared to Doha.Specially for the school going children and working people,who have to go very early in the morning here.If children find eating things difficult early in the morning then the best part is to give them something healthy in their tiffin.
I usually give them sandwiches and any of their favorite fruits.And sometimes its this Aloo(Potato) Chapathi which is similar to Aloo Paratha but an easier version you can say.Easier in the sense there is no filling and double rolling.Here everything is put together and kneaded and then rolled and made the same way like our regular chapathis.There is no need to add water because the moisture from the Potatoes would be enough.This is very soft and stays soft for a long time.You don't need a curry as a side dish,just pickles,Raita or salads will do.
Ingredients
Potato 2 medium size(approx. 450 g)
Wheat flour 11/2 cups + a little more
Carrot(finely grated) 1/4 cup (optional)
Coriander leaves(finely chopped) 2 tbsp
Salt as needed
Turmeric powder 1/4 tsp
Roasted Cumin seeds powder 1/4 tsp
Oil as needed
Method of Cooking
-Cook the Potatoes in a pressure cooker for two whistles or you can boil them in a sauce pan till soft.
-Mash the potatoes well and add the all the powders,salt, grated carrot and chopped coriander leaves.Mix every thing well.
-Lastly add the Wheat powder and 1 tbsp of Oil and Knead well into a tight dough,you can add more Wheat flour if it's sticky.
-Once kneaded pinch out medium sized balls and roll into Chapathis.It should neither be too thick or too thin.
-Heat a pan and when its hot enough put the rolled chapathi on it.When you see small bubbles here and there,flip it for 1 or 2 minutes.Brush a little oil on it and again flip it once more and press gently and remove it on to a plate.
-Repeat it the same way with rest of the dough and serve with your favorite salads,pickles or Raita.
Like the idea of adding in the aloo and mixing it all together... less work than the parathas and would be flavorful too... lovely breakfast recipe dear...
ReplyDeleteLovely share and a nice variation from Aloo Paratha.. Will try this out.. Yummy..
ReplyDeleteThis is so much easier than making the aloo paratha. Since potatoes are healthy for breakfast, I will surely be trying these!
ReplyDeleteThis must be a favorite with kids. Easy way to add some vegetable to the roti!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and Easy!!
ReplyDeleteI make my aloo parathas like this ..love to mix in the flour..looks yummy
ReplyDeleteOh yumm.... I have to give this a try looks delicious!
ReplyDeletePotatoes showcased in any dish is mine, including in this aloo chapathi.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites, so yum...
ReplyDeleteThis is such a comforting breakfast...potato is one of my favorite as breakfast.
ReplyDeleteSuch a different take on Aloo Paratha!! Loved idea of mixing wheat flour and aloo together..
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