Avocado Paneer paratha
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Recipe type: Breakfast, Main course
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Serves: 4-5 Paratha
 
Avocado paratha stuffed with seasoned crumbled paneer.
Ingredients
  • Avocado 1
  • Paneer crumbled ~2 cups (You can add some shredded cheese to the stuffing along with paneer)
  • Salt to taste
  • Chili flakes according to taste
  • Pickled Jalapenos (optional) 5-6 pieces
  • Lime juice ~2 tsp
  • Cilantro 2 tbsp ( you can add more or less according to your choice)
  • Whole wheat flour ~2 cups
  • Oil for frying paratha
Instructions
  1. Wash and cut ripe and soft avocado in half. With the use of a knife gently take the seed out from avocado. Take the flesh of avocado with the use of a spoon in a big bowl. Mash it with the fork.
  2. Add lime juice, salt, chili flakes, finely chopped cilantro, finely chopped pickled jalapenos and mix it well. You can add coarsely grounded roasted jeera powder (optional) to it.
  3. Add wheat flour and incorporate flour well into the avocado mixture. If you need add lil bit of water to combine flour together and make semi soft dough like paratha (tortilla). Let it rest for 15- 20 minutes.
  4. Meanwhile shred paneer and seasoned it with salt and pepper or bit of garam masala.
  5. Now divide the dough in a equal size ball. Take one ball and roll it medium thick 3 to 4 inch in size.
  6. Add paneer stuffing and seal it.
  7. Heat tawa on medium flame.
  8. With the help of a dusting flour roll the paratha medium thick 6-7 inch long.
  9. Once tawa is properly hot add paratha to it. Once you will see light bubbles or light brown spot on the back side of paratha then flip it and let it cook on another side for 2-3 mins. Brush paratha with oil and with the help of spatula press it and flip it and cook it properly.
  10. Make remaining paratha with the same method.
  11. With the help of pizza cutter cut the paratha in 4 pieces. Serve it hot with green chutney or with choice of your condiments.
Notes
For Vegan version you can skip paneer and simply roll it and roast it. You can use very firm tofu instead of paneer.
Recipe by Cooking Therapist at https://cookingtherapist.com/avocado-paneer-paratha/