Cabbage Paratha
Did you just say ‘Gobhi Paratha’??!!! Ufff… this term confuses me at the most :( Whenever I come across any pic or recipe named ‘Gobhi ke Parathe’, I get myself straight to read the ingredients whether it’s Patta Gobhi or Phool Gobhi!!! Ohhh yes… it’s mostly used for the one made with cauliflower aka phool gobhi stuffing only, yet my confusion isn’t pointless, naa?
I miss my college days when various stuffed paratha used to be my favorite tiffin-box! Mum loved making them for me to gulp down some of the veggies n beans (which I never liked eating) indirectly in form of these parathas :P Even a bunch of friends appreciated ‘Cabbage Paratha’ always. Situations change, people change, life even has changed completely, but these ‘Cabbage Paratha’ are still my favorite ones :) I’m not really sure if mum uses all these ingredients only while making them… If not, I’m sure to have a wonderful variation of her version!!!
There was a time when I missed those buddies very much, but everyone is busy involved in their social/personal/professional lives, which hardly gives a room for catching up often! But have learnt to tackle those changes… These days, I hardly find myself transported into those days. May be, work keeps me busy all time… And more, ‘coz I’m having a bunch of school/college buddies around :) The bestest one is in-house only :P
Try out this ‘Cabbage Paratha‘ to go with a cuppa tea as a snack or even with a dollop of pickle n yogurt as a meal :)
INGREDIENTS:
1 cup Shredded Cabbage
2 cups wheat Flour
2 tbsp Yogurt
1/2 tsp Ajwain
1 tbsp Kasoori Methi
1/4 tsp Turmeric Powder
1/2 tsp Red Chilly Powder
1 tsp Coriander Powder
1/2 tsp Garam Masala
1 tbsp Oil + more for pan-roasting
Salt, to taste
STEPS TO FOLLOW:
- Take all the ingredients in a big mixing bowl.
- Knead a medium-hard dough by adding lukewarm water as required.
- Cover with a damp cloth and keep aside for 15 mins.
- Divide the dough in 10-12 equal portions.
- Roll them out to make a thick paratha size.
- Pan-roast them one after another with few drizzles of oil each side. Let them get brown spots n crisp texture.
- Serve hot!!!
SJ’s NOTE:
- You can eliminate using yogurt here. I just used to get a software from inside.
- Also, finely chopped green chillies can be added while kneading dough, according to your taste.
got some cabbage in my fridge – will try making these paratha :)
Do let me know the outcome, Shazia :)
We dont have to cook the cabbage??? Your picture looks great :)
Hey… Not at all! But that will not lend a raw taste to paratha :)
I am going to try this…. not a big fan of cabbage so this is the best way to have it:) thanks a lot for sharing this recipe :)
MMmm.. this looks good Shruti! Definitey will try it soon! :)
so yummy :) hunger-pang and i need it girl :) ;)
Have never tried cabbage paranthas…these look gorgeous :). Next on my list.
Girls, this one is a keeper recipe to me! I make these parathas n yogurt-pickle-cuppa tea completes a meal :)
Made this a few days ago and blogged about it! Check it out here: http://sugarfreesweetheart.com/2014/02/19/try-it-shrutis-cabbage-paratha/
I am in love with these parathas.. I like to have this with Dahee thanda thanda raita yummmyy :)
Gobi parathas are a favorite in my house. I knead the dough separately and add the stuffing in between and roll the parathas. Love your method. Very nice and tempting clicks. Thanks for sharing.
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I love potato parathas! Never tried cabbage, but will give it a go! Thanks for sharing. :) Beautiful photos!! I found you via Priya from “Sugarfree Sweetheart”.
Never had cabbage parathas…They look so yummy and crispy..thanks for sharing will try it…
Do make it and lemme know! It’s one of d most tried recipe on my space… Kiddos eat cabbage happily this way :)
Lovely idea.. I have some red cabbage.. will make parathas with that.