Ingredients:
3 eggs
1 large onion (finely chopped)
250 gms All purpose flour
2 tbsp refined oil
1 tsp black pepper powder
salt to taste
Method:
Sieve and knead the flour into a soft dough. To knead the flour add 1 tbsp of refined oil, 1 small tsp salt and sufficient water. Cover and keep aside for 20 minutes. In a separate bowl beat the eggs add salt and pepper to taste. Keep aside. Divide the dough into equal portions. Roll out one dumpling into round and thin chapati.
Place the chapati on a heated non stick pan. Immediately spread 1 beaten egg evenly on the roti. Spread the Keema Mixture* over the beaten egg.
Now, carefully close all sides of paratha to make a square . Shallow fry [ I didn't deep fry to cut down oil level] the paratha until crispy golden. Follow the same procedure with the rest of the dumplings.
To make Keema Stuffing* take 1/2 kg Minced meat (keema), wash thoroughly in a steamer by keeping a large bowl underneath and later squeeze out the excess water. Chop 3 onions, heat 6 tbsp Mustard oil in a cooker and fry onions they they turn light pink. Add 2 tbsp paste of ginger and garlic each, 2-3 green chillies (finely chopped), red chilly powder, turmeric podwer and fry on medium heat. Add minced meat and fry on high flame by stirring occasionally. When the excess water evaporates add tomatoes and stir well. When it starts leaving oil which generally takes about 12-15 minutes add 1 1/2 tsp garam masala and mix well with keema mixture. Add 1 cup hot water adjust salt and let the first boil come. Then close the lid and cook till 2 whistles. When the steam goes off open the lid of cooker and check if the meat is done. Also we do not want any gravy so if it has put it back on burner without lid and let the mixture dry.
Aloo'r Sobji (Aloo which is usually served with Keema Paratha)
Ingredients:
3-4 Potatoes with skin
1 big Onion, diced finely
2 Tomatoes, de-seeded and chopped finely
1 tsp Ginger, chopped
1 tsp Garlic, finely chopped
1 small stick Cardamom
4 Cloves
4 Black pepper balls
Bay leaf
Turmeric powder
Kashmiri Red chilli
Coriander powder
1/4 cup chopped fresh Coriander leaves
Salt to taste
3-4 tbsp Oil
Little water
Method:
Wash potatoes properly under running water as we are not going to peel the skin. Wipe with kitchen cloth and cut in small cubes.
Heat a heavy bottom pan and fry the potatoes on medium heat.
Sprinkle some salt, turmeric and red chilly powder and fry till light brown. Remove the fried potatoes and place them in a kitchen towel to soak excess oil.
Now in the remaining oil add all the whole spices, bay leaf and onions. Fry till it turns light pink and then add ginger and garlic paste. After 2 minutes add tomatoes, green chilies, salt turmeric, red chilli , coriander powder. Cook in medium flame till it oozes out oil.
Pour 1/2 cup water, cover and cook on low flame for another 12 minutes. Garnish with coriander leaves and serve hot with Mughlai paratha.
I remember having this on u r b'day.....you made it with chicken.....i fell in love with it right then...yum paratha recipe....
ReplyDeleteThey look so delicious, each time i come to fb and i see the pic i am drooling and in the end i had to come and check the recipe, looks so yumm. I am bookmarking this one, i see from Lubna's comment one can make with chicken too.
ReplyDeleteSuperb looking paratha .. My mouth is watering here..
ReplyDeleteawesome paratha with delicious looking aloo curry ...I wish I could be ur neighbor :)
ReplyDeleteyummy i want to grab it now
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed mughali paratha Deepa, love those bengali newspaper on background.
ReplyDeleteThese look so good!!!
ReplyDeleteYummy recipe!!! I love Mughlai paratha and i cant forget the one i had in Kharagpur even though its was years back!!
ReplyDeleteBookmarking this Deepa. I am going to try this with vegetables. looks super tempting.
ReplyDeleteSuch a delicious-looking combination, bookmarked :)
ReplyDeleteI love feasting on them, though they need a lot of hardwork, love both versions :)
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite, yours looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteDeepa these moghlai parota are just out of this world. It seems I had these eons ago. recently in Blore I had mughlai paratha and omg they deep fried it in oil. I love this shallow fry one. Thanks for the step by step pic it really helps. Photography is too awesome. Did you get a new camera ?
ReplyDeleteSukanya
Lovely Dish, my mouth started watering. Love everything about it.
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy. I love the filling!
ReplyDeleteShobha
This looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteI had this at Delhi haat :) s
ReplyDeletemmmmm good!
ReplyDeleteWow Deepa! Mughlai keema paratha looks really awesome, lovely presentation too.
ReplyDeleteDrool worthy pics,looks so yummy,thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteParatha with kheema and side dish looks very delicious. I am sure it is worth the effort.
ReplyDeleteDrooling over your paratha. looks to good.
ReplyDeleteheavenly parathas..love them
ReplyDeleteI would definitely enjoy this-love it. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteLovely Aoo'r Subji looks too good in that leaf bowl. Nice presentation.
ReplyDeleteVery yummy. Looks delicious
ReplyDeletei am a fan of parathas...the stuffing looks so juicy....yum yum!!
ReplyDeleteawesome..very interesting recipe and beautiful step wise pictures...nice blog..
ReplyDeletebeautiful pics... the paratha looks awesome...
ReplyDeletenice clicks and great idea of kheema parathas....very well made....
ReplyDeletewow yummy kheema paratha, ru in a paratha mode? :-) truly inviting no words
ReplyDeleteI want to make a vegetarian version of the paratha and of course the aloo'r subji!
ReplyDeletemouthwatering kheema paratha.....looks delish...first time here ..happily following you...
ReplyDeleteWill give it a try definitely ...it's just awesome...thank u Deepadi for sharing the receipe
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