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Patta-Gobhi Paranthe (Cabbage stuffed Pan fried Indian Bread) with Stuffed Red chili Pickle |
Cabbage
vegetable with fresh green peas / Potatoes, Cabbage Koftas, Or cabbage paratha
all taste delicious. Cabbage being rich in vitamin A (1%), Vitamin C (47%),
Iron 1%, and Calcium 4%. It is high quantity of dietary fibers, Manganese, Magnesium,
Potassium, and sulphur. The only negative point of cabbage is that is has high
amount of Sodium, this can be negated by adding very less salt in vegetable and
paratha. Stuffed parathas are one of the unique way of making children eat
different type of vegetable, just keep on changing the taste and flavor by
changing the spices you add, after all Indian kitchen has array of spices, make
maximum use of them and enjoy the paratha stuffed with Cabbage (Patta Gobhi).
Preparation
Time: 15 min.
Cooking
Time: 30 min
Servings:
6-8 Stuffed Parathas
Ingredients
Required For Making Patta Gobhi Paratha:
- 250 gm.
Cabbage (Patta Gobhi)
- 200 gm.
Whole wheat flour
- 4-5 Sprigs
of Fresh Green Coriander
- Olive oil /
Ghee / any cooking oil
- Water for
making dough from wheat flour
Directions
for Making Filling for Patta Gobhi Paratha:
- Grate
cabbage and maximum squeeze the juice from it.
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Grated and squeezed cabbage |
- Keep the
juice for making the dough from wheat flour.
- Cut green
chilies and coriander sprigs finely and add to the grated cabbage.
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Finely cut green chillies and coriander leaves |
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Coriander and green chillies added to grated squeezed cabbage |
- Mix nicely
and keep aside this filling of paratha.
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Filling for paratha (unsalted) |
- Salt is to
be added just before making the paratha.
Making the
Dough for Paratha:
- Take wheat
flour in a bowl. Add 1/2teaspoon salt and mix nicely.
- Filter the
juice squeezed from the grated cabbage.
- Add this
juice to the flour and salt mixture and start kneading.
- Keep on
adding water in small quantities while kneading till soft pliable dough is
formed.
http://jyotsna-pant.blogspot.in/2012/12/making-dough-for-roti-and-paratha-dough.html |
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Dough for paratha |
Direction
For making Patta Gobhi Paratha:
- Divide the
cabbage mixture for filling into 8 parts.
- Divide the
dough to 8 parts.
- Apply oil /
wheat flour to your palm and make ball from one part.
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Dough ball for paratha |
- Make a cup
shape from the ball be pressing the edges to outer side and pressing the center
or roll the ball to 3-4 cm. round. And take it on your palm to make a cup
shape.
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Dough ball rolled for filling |
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Rolled dough made to cup on the palm |
- Add salt to
taste to one part of cabbage mixture and mix nicely.
- Fill the salted
mixture of cabbage in it by pressing the filling gently in it.
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Filling inside the rolled dough ball |
- Close the
filled dough ball by pressing the edges together. Press the filled dough ball.
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Sealed after cabbage filling is filled |
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Filled dough ball after pressing between the palms |
- Sprinkle
dry wheat flour on the rolling board and on the filled flour dough ball.
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Wheat dough ball stuffed with cabbage filling ready for being rolled |
- Place the
filled dough ball on the rolling board and roll the ball gently to 6cm.
diameter round.
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Cabbage stuffed wheat ball rolled to make Paratha |
- Heat a Tawa
on high flame, when medium warm place the rolled stuffed paratha on the hot
tawa.
- Bring the
heat to medium and let the stuffed paratha cook on one side till light brown
dots appear.
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Paratha being cooked on one side |
- Flip the paratha and cook till brown dots
appear on the other side also.
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Getting cooked on the other side |
- Apply
1/2Teaspoon oil / ghee on one side and flip so as the side with oil it touching
the tawa surface.
- Press with
a spatula to cook it to golden brown color.
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Paratha cooked on one side |
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Ghee / oil sprinkled and being cooked (On low flame) by pressing with a spatula |
- Apply
1/2teaspoon oil on the other side also and flip the paratha.
- Press with
the spatula and cook till the other side also becomes golden brown.
- Remove from
tawa on a serving plate and serve hot with pickle / chutney / curd/ raita / butter
http://jyotsna-pant.blogspot.com/2012/06/spicy-mixed-vegetable-pickle-less-oily.html |
http://jyotsna-pant.blogspot.com/2011/10/green-coriander-and-mint-chutney.html |
http://jyotsna-pant.blogspot.com/2012/06/mango-pickle-north-indian-style.html |
http://jyotsna-pant.blogspot.com/2012/06/tangy-mango-pickle-maharashra-style.html |
http://jyotsna-pant.blogspot.com/2012/06/hariyali-chutney-raw-mango-chutney.html |
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Patta-Gobhi (Cabbage) Parantha with Stuffed Red chili pickle |
- Repeat with
rest of the dough and filling.
Tips:
- Never mix
salt to the cabbage mixture in advance, because the filling will start losing
water and the filling will no longer be dry and rolling the stuffed dough ball
will become difficult.
- The dough
should not be hard it should be soft and pliable.
- Squeeze as
much juice from cabbage as possible.
- Always make
the dough for paratha after you have squeezed the juice from the cabbage, so
that the cabbage juice could be used for making the dough.
- Tawa should
not be smoking hot otherwise the paratha will get burnt.
- If
non-stick tawa is taken, then oil can be reduced to 3-4 drops on each side.
Suggested
variation:
- Grated
ginger can be added to cabbage mixture for filling.
- Caraway
seeds can be added to the cabbage mixture for filling.
- Instead of
coriander 3-4 teaspoons of finely cut Fenugreek leaves (methi) can be added.
- If fresh
methi is not available then Kasoori methi can be added.
- While making the dough instead of whole wheat flour 1/4:1/4:1/2:3 ratio of samolina,refined flour,besan and wheat flour can be taken.
Alternatively grated cabbage can be cooked on medium to low heat with constant stirring till it's juices almost dry up. It will take 5 to 6 minutes.
Once juices are almost dry add
Salt
Turmeric powder
Green chilies
Red chili powder (optional)
Cook on medium flame with constant stirring till juices dry up and the cabbage starts leaving edges.
Do not cover and allow it to cool.
Once cooled add Chopped coriander sprigs and store.
This stuffing can be stored for 5 to 6 days in fridge.
This looks delicious! I can't wait to try it. The step by step pictures are a big help.
ReplyDeleteDear Joy Bee nice that you liked my blog PattaGobhi ke paranthe,and the picture illustration. Follow my blog jyotsna-pant.blogspot.com you will love the recipes, almost all of them are having picture illustration. Good day and Happy and healthy eating.
ReplyDeleteWith love from India and mom's kitchen