Oats and Radish (Mooli) stuffed Paratha – Zero Oil
About:
This is Indian flat bread stuffed with Mooli (Radish) and Oats. It can be served for breakfast/lunch with any yogurt or curry of choice. This stuffed breads needs a good sturdy dough as the radish oozes out water even after squeezing it so the oats helps to imbibe the water and makes a stiff stuffing. The spicy and flavourful stuffing makes it tasty and can be relished on its own. It is a perfect, easy to carry dish for long journeys and picnic and brings a welcome break from routine stuffed Aloo (Potato) Paratha as it has little spicy touch.
Quantity: 7-8 parathas
Preparation time: 14-16 minutes (each paratha takes ~ 1 ½- 2 minutes)
Waiting time: 15-20 minutes
Ingredients:
Dough:
- Wheat flour-1 ½ cup
- Warm water- enough to make the dough
- Dry flour- for dusting
Stuffing:
- Mooli/Radish- 1 to 1 1/4 cup
- Oats – 1/2 cup
- Green chilli- 3-4 num
- Coriander- Handful fresh chopped leaves
- Roasted peanuts- 2tbsp
- Dried Mango powder – 2 tsp
- Cumin seeds – 1/2 tsp
- Fennel Seeds – 1 tsp
- Salt-for taste
Directions:
- Prepare the dough and keep it aside.
- Grate the mooli/radish and keep aside for 15-20 minutes and later squeeze the water from it.
- In a mixer jar add blend coriander, mint, green chilli and peanuts to paste without adding any water.
- Add ground mixture, Cumin, Fennel Seeds and dried mango powder to the squeezed mooli and mix well (Adding Oats helps to remove excess water in Mooli) and divide the stuffing into 7-8 equal portions.
- Now take the lemon sized ball of the dough and roll them into a small circle for poori size and place 1 – 2 spoons of stuffing in the centre and tuck the sides to cover the stuffing
- Slightly dust the dry flour and roll to 5 -6 inch diameter.
- Place it on the heated tawa and cook on the medium flame. When you see bubbles rising on the surface, flip it over and cook on the other side until golden brown.
- Stuffed paratha with mooli is ready transfer it to the plate
Serve with any Raita/Yogurt dip.
Note:
- Squeezing water from mooli help the parathas from breaking while rolling the dough.
- Radish juice can be used to make the dough instead of water
- Add 1-2tbsp of oats to the stuffing if you feel the stuffing is still wet before stuffing.
- Oil can be used for toasting if desired
Posted on February 8, 2015, in Indian, Main dish and tagged Stuffed Indian bread. Bookmark the permalink. 20 Comments.
Mmm – I’ll have mine with yogurt please, Chitra!
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Yes please Nancy and rightly choosen
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healthy and tasty paratha 🙂
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Thanks dear V 🙂
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Reblogged this on The Militant Negro™.
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Thank you
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Oats stuffing is very interesting Chitra!!! Looks yummy…
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Thank you dear for your appreciation. .. 🙂
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a morning feast indeed .. PAranthas yummy
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Thank you ji… 🙂
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Always love and big hugs!!! ❤
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Glad you liked it Vikram…appreciate your visit and feedback. ..good day…
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interesting stuffing !! 🙂
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Thanks Andy…
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What a unique recipe Chitra! I can see the paratha served with a dip as a side with soups or salad. Delicious!
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Thank you Julie…I usually serve paratha with yogurt dip…thatz my favorite combo…:)
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Your recipes are always so intriguing! Love the flatbread especially–big fan of carbs 🙂
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Liz – You made my day with your continued support and motivation..Am blessed
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Wow! I never thought of adding oats, seems like now it won’t be a pain to make mooli parathas. I shall try this over the weekend only! 🙂 Thanks for this recipe!
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Thanks Aditi…Love to hear from you
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