Rice Paratha from leftover rice | Paratha stuffed with leftover rice | How to make Rice Paratha from leftover rice?
Rice
paratha recipe is a great way to use left-over steamed rice, jeera rice or
pulao. Rice paratha is very popular paratha in North India. It is very crispy
and crunchy in taste. Children will love these yummy parathas. Recipe of theses
parathas is very easy and simple. The paratha is stuffed with seasoned leftover
rice.
Rice Paratha from leftover rice | Paratha stuffed with leftover rice | How to make Rice Paratha from leftover rice?
Ingredients
For
Dough
Wheat
Flour – 2 cup
Ghee
– 1 tsp
Salt
to taste
For
stuffing
Cooked
Rice – 1 cup
Oil
– 2 tsp
Chopped
Onions – 1 (medium sized)
Cumin
Seeds – 1/2 tsp
Chopped
Coriander leaves – 1 tbsp
Chopped
Green chillies – 2
Red
Chilli Powder – 1 tsp
Mango
Powder - 1/4 tsp
Oil/Ghee
for frying
Method
Mix
flour with a little salt. Add ghee and knead to a smooth dough by adding water.
Keep it aside for 15 minutes. Heat oil in a pan and add cumin seeds. When cumin
seeds crackle, add onions and saute for 2 minutes. Add green chillies, red chilli
powder, cooked rice, and salt, mix well.
Add mango powder and coriander leaves. Mix well and keep aside. Divide the
dough into medium size balls. Take a ball
and roll it into a circle like a chapati using little flour for dusting. Put
some prepared mixture in the center. Join
all the edges of the dough (rolled chapati) to seal mixture in the center and press with your palm. Roll it again
like a chapati (about 6 inches in diameter) using little flour for dusting. Fry
the paratha on a hot tawa using oil/ghee
on both sides until brown spots appear. Likewise,
make remaining parathas. Serve hot with pickle, curd, butter or tea.
Also, read: Karonda Green Chilly recipe
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Rice Paratha from leftover rice | Paratha stuffed with leftover rice | How
to make Rice Paratha from leftover rice?
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