RADISH PARATHA-WITH LESS SMELL OF RADISH
My friend Sangeeta,have told me to try mooli paratha so many times,but I was so scared how it would smell and kept on postponing, now, after an year almost, today I dared to try this paratha and after I tasted, I dint find any smell of radish that much I was afraid of.. Thanks to
Chitra for suggesting sautéing the radish.I simply love this one and since I wanted to blog this too!
INGREDIENTS
| Radish,grated | 1 cup tightly packed |
| Red chilli powder | 3/4 tsp |
| Garam masala powder | 1/4 tsp |
| Turmeric powder | 1/8 tsp |
| Green chilli | 1 no.,Chopped |
| Coriander leaves,chopped | 3 tblsp |
| Ginger,grated | 1/2 tsp |
| Cumin seeds/Jeera | 1 tsp |
| Salt | as needed |
| Oil/ghee | 1 tsp |
For Dough:
| Aatta/wheat flour | 1 cup |
| Salt and water | as needed |
| Oil | 1 tblsp |
Method:
- Peel the skin off from radish and grate it.Mix with salt and turmeric in a plate and keep in a slanting way.
- The water can drain and get collected separately.
- Make dough as we prepare for roti- the dough should not be too stiff,also not stick,just right-soft and pliable.Set aside covered.
- Now squeeze the excess water from the radish mixture thoroughly.
- Heat a pan with oil and splutter jeera,add green chilli,ginger and fry well.
- Add the squeezed radish in a sprinkled way and add the coriander leaves,garam masala and red chilli powder.
- Mix,fry well till all the moisture evaporates and the stuff becomes dry.(In medium flame for about 5-6 minutes approximately)
- Now Stuffing is ready. Cool down completely.
- make equal sized big lemon sized balls out of the dough and the stuffing.
- Dust the dough balls liberally and roll out half way and keep the stuffing ball inside.
- Seal the ends towards centre as shown in the picture.
- Again dust this in the flour(I use maida for dusting) and roll out immediately.
- I prefer my paratha in thinner side. Heat the tawa and cook till small bubbles starts appearing.
- on both sides with drizzle of oil till golden brown spots appear.
- Serve with Boondi raita or Pickle of your choice!
Hi,
ReplyDeleteYummy paratha!!!Great step by step instructions...Do visit me dear!
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Dr.Sameena@
www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
www.lovelypriyanka.blgspot.com
Very tempting......... like your version too.
ReplyDeletelooks mouthwatering.. i don't fry mooli. i stuff it raw..
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect and tempting.. beautiful presentation !!
ReplyDeletewow that looks perfect. Hot and spicy paranthas for this weather. Nice pics...
ReplyDeleteThe paratha is perfect...loved you detailed pics...
ReplyDeleteawesome Mooli paratha. come winter we make various types of parathas. love mooli paratha and you made it perfect Raks.
ReplyDeletePerfect looking Mooli Parathas . Loved the clicks as well.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
even I saute the mooli while making parathas. I sometimes do the same for gobi too.
ReplyDeleteI always make parathas this way .. looks yummm
ReplyDeleteNice clicks as always :) Lovely parathas !!
ReplyDeletehi raji,
ReplyDeleteMoli paratha luks very soft and delicious.never had this before,have to try it.
Saw the video for the khozhukatai,woundefull.Pls update the video for bhadusha dear(that rolling part) wanna try that for deepavali:)
healthy, new and interesting paratha!!nice click raji!
ReplyDeleteThanks prema ! Sure will update the badhusha post with the video for folding the edges :)
ReplyDeleteParathas are always fav.for me.Nice stepwise explanations with vibrant pictures. I too saw ur update in kozhukattai. Will be useful for all, especially begginers
ReplyDeleteYummy parathas..very healthy!
ReplyDeleteLove mooli parathas..this looks so yummy and perfect
ReplyDeleteI have not thought about cooking the mooli before. Good Idea. The step by step pictures help a lot. thanks.
ReplyDeleteParathas are awesome..I was also scared of the smell and not anymore.
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I love radish paratha too and i do it in a very simple way, will surely try your recipe too raks, it really looks yum....
ReplyDeleteI ve never hungered for these parathas more!! ur pics really make me drool! def gonna try making them ASAP!!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures! healthy and yummy mooli parathas...love it!
ReplyDeleteDroolworthy paratha, looks absolutely inviting Raji..
ReplyDeletewow, those step by step pics are making me want those parathas right now. How lovely and delish looking pics !!!
ReplyDeleteAhh..my fav..looks so perfectly made n so tempting!
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awesome... you have a different version from the usual... love the clicks...
ReplyDeleteLove your version...Its looks so tempting...Nice...
ReplyDeleteLove the Mooli paratha.Great pics too!! Got reminded of my mom she would prepare all kind of stuffed paratha's.Good one Raji !!
ReplyDeletelooks perfect
ReplyDeleteI love this and I too saute this before filling.
ReplyDeleteahh what a beautiful n soft looking paraths ...i too never dare to tried it with the same reason ..thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteSatya
http://www.superyummyrecipes.com
I have tried this paratha...tastes so yum and healthy too..
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy mooli paratha.as always great step by step preparation.
ReplyDeleteFirst time here and I luv your space. You have some amazing recipes n clicks to drool over.
ReplyDeleteMooli paratha looks so yummm .... luv it!
Cheers n Happy Cooking,
Satrupa
http://satrupa-foodforthought.blogspot.com
I never knew for stuffed paratha, we need to have same size of stuffing and roti dough!... Thats why i never got the stuffing right. I am going to try it right away.
ReplyDeleteYummy! I totally agree with sauteing veggies.
ReplyDeleteclear step by step pics.Looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteTempting paratha..I love it !
ReplyDeleteMooli parathas are a delight during winter when you get fresh long moolis. I normally stuff it directly into the dough without cooking it. That surely is tedious but has more flavour, ur version is surely a good one for people who do not like the strong flavour of radish.
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Love that stuffing.I made this once without cooking it and the smell was horrible.I liked ur version.will try this soon:)Thanks for the wonderful recipe Raks:)
ReplyDeleteWow tempting clicks....havent tasted mooli paratha but urs tempt me to taste...elam note pani vachuko na varum pothu ne senju thara ;) he he
ReplyDeleteTempting parathas, i have never tried cooking raddish and making parathas, will try and tell you.
ReplyDeleteHi there,
ReplyDeleteYour mooli parathas looks so yummy and nice. I also make the same way seasoning with the jeera, chillies and a little garlic and ginger...the trick here is to remove all the excess water from the moolis..and yu have awesome parathas!!!
Shobha
Did u change the layout? Sounds more cool this color Rak :)
ReplyDeleteI love sambar and porial but somehow never tried parathas which quiet popular! Looks beautiful!
YUMMYYYYYYYYYYY PARATHA...LOVED SOO MUCH
ReplyDeletehi i also posted this pratha but in another way we make this type also try as i am given in my blog nice pic and looking wonderful
ReplyDeleteI have never made paratha in my life! My husband love them so until now we've been buying the frozen kind.. But after seeing this yummy mooli paratha recipe, I am going to give it a try!! :-)
ReplyDeletei tried this today.. it was soo delicious.. my hubby loved it! thank you so much..
ReplyDeleteHi Archana,thanks so much for trying and taking time to give feedback here,glad that you both liked it!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot..!
ReplyDeletethis was my first experience in cooking .. was really helpful..!
Thanks so much for the perfect recipe...I tried your recipe and my mooli parathas came out really well!!
ReplyDeleteThankyou so much for the perfect recipe...I tried and my mooli parathas came out very well!!
ReplyDeleteHey, i tried this mooli paratha and it came out really well.....thanks!!!
ReplyDeletenice one..I tried it and it was awesome :-)
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Thank you for providing this recipe. I linked to it in my blog post "10 radish recipes I want to try"- http://www.donteatthepaste.com/2012/05/10-radish-recipes-i-want-to-try.html
ReplyDeleteI have tried ur mooli paratha recipe and it came out really good
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot
Prajusha
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Tried out this recipe and everyone enjoyed it. Thanks! BTW, your blog is awesome - love the pics of the food as much as the recipes :)
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