I had some left over palak after I made palak poori for my kid and it was too little to make palak paneer or anything else. I wanted to try aloo palak gravy for long time, but palak was too less. So ended up in making palak paratha. Had it with tomato garlic chutney,the best combo I would say!



INGREDIENTS (6 parathas)
| Wheat flour/Atta | 1 cup |
| Spinach/Palak,chopped | 1 cup |
| Jeera | 1 tsp |
| Sambar/red chilli powder | 1 tsp |
| Turmeric powder | 1/8 tsp |
| Oil | 2 – 3 tblsp |
| Salt | As needed |
| Water | as needed |
Method:
- Wash the spinach and tear the thick stem in the leaf and chop them roughly. Heat a pan with oil and splutter jeera in it. Add the chopped palak and fry in low flame.


- Cook for 2 minutes,without changing the colour and add it to the flour along with the other ingredients except water.


- First mix the flour well with spinach and then add water to make a non sticky dough,just like roti/chapthi dough.


- Make six equal sized ball and roll out little thicker parathas,dust it while rolling when ever necessary.


- Heat pan and drizzle some oil and cook the parathas both sides in medium flame,until the golden brown spots appears.








Love these kind of parathas..simple n easy..:)
ReplyDeleteLovely Recipe Raji...looks mouthwatering:)
ReplyDeleteHealthy and tasty parathas...havent tried paratha with any other greens except methi...have to try with palak n see....Looks very tempting
ReplyDeleteI always prefect this method .. easy n healthy paratha..
ReplyDeleteParatha looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of parathas like these....looks very appetizing
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks :)I love parathas a lot :)
ReplyDeleteparatha looks very soft n healthy...nice presentation!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful parathas! Looks all the more delicious with your lovely clicks and pictorial!!
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ReplyDeletewowww.. superb snaps Raks.. color is too tempting and i love palak.. :)
ReplyDeleteThe palak paratha along with the chutney looks like a deadly combo indeed. Great clicks as usual Raji :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks & sounds easy. I grind the palak mixture & add to make it green. Will try this version soon :)
ReplyDeleteHealthy, yummy parathas!!! Dambhar pow is a nice addition..And awesome pics :)
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By seeing the snaps, I am speechless Raks. You rock dear. I loved the pink flowers. Very colourful and bright pics. Yummy and lovely parathas.
ReplyDeleteBright clicks and an good way to make the kids eat greens.
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy looking parathas...
ReplyDeleteWoww.. looks so tempting and perfect.. thanks for the lovely recipe :)
ReplyDeleteThey look so perfect and healthy too ! I simply love them !
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful, I add some ginger too.
ReplyDeleteNice and healthy paratha...Luks soft and delicious...
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering parathas..looks superb dear
ReplyDeletei always wanted to try ur palak puris and these parathas looks nice and best way to make kids to eat spincah
ReplyDeletehealthy parathas looks super!!
ReplyDeleteYumm... I usually get lazy and just grind everything up and add to the dough... the tiny specks of green are definitely pretty.
ReplyDeleteVery delicious and healthy paratha.. looks gr8 !!
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Yummy paratha .. Sautéing Palak is new to me. Must try
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ReplyDeleteDelicious and lovely one.
ReplyDeleteDelicious yummy parathas..
ReplyDeleteMy fav ~ love the bright, pretty pics!
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Parathas look packed with protein and iron! Looks delicious with that chutney.
ReplyDeleteyummy and healthy....
ReplyDeleteWoow delicious and healthy parathas
ReplyDeleteHai Rak,
ReplyDeleteSuper healthy recipe, and step by step photography is excellent.
super super healthy recipe...would love to try this...:)
ReplyDeleteLooks delish
ReplyDeletebeautiful clicks dear...paratha looks mouthwatering...
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy....great looking parathas.
ReplyDeleteA very nice paratha! As usual, photograph is very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is how pretty much I do it too, for me it is out of laziness, plus, I like the texture of palak in the roti than adding it as a puree, love your pics :)
ReplyDeleteI also prepare the same way with methi leaves..Looks as usual sooper n delicious
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely yummy.. Love parathas always and this looks way too tempting. Love all the pictures.
ReplyDeleteVery healthy parathas... Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete-Lavanya
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Spinach paratha is awesome.But once i prepared spinach dosa it was having bitter taste.Do u've any idea wether spinach will taste bitter.
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Looks very appetizing and yum!
ReplyDeletedelicious paranthas...ooi how come posting ya ;)!!!
ReplyDeleteSuper palak paratha!!
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Thats amazing... using leftovers to prepare new variety. thanks for posting such a wonderful item . I am a big lover of parathas. Whenever i go to JUS PARATHAS restaurant i order Aloo-Gobi Paratha.And it taste best with onion raitha. Its my ever time fav one. If u could please share the recipe of it. Thanks in advance.
ReplyDeleteNow had palak paratha for dinner :) Liked it!!! The only tiring part is the tearing of the stems!!
ReplyDeleteFirst time to your blog and love it! Your pictures are mouthwatering! This paratha looks perfect...I have some spinach in the fridge and thinking of making this tomorrow. Thx for sharing. Now following you! Please visit my blog Chocolate and Chillies
ReplyDeleteI tried it for the first time. & to my surprise it came out really well!!! Thanks to you coz ur pictures made it work..
ReplyDeleteNice & interesting :-)
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Hi..Presentation method is fabulous:)..And i have become regular visitor for ur website..thanks for all the recipes..:)
ReplyDeleteThank You for this wonderful recipe :)
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