My cousin and my in laws joined us for dinner yesterday. The plan was to make chapatis. Before I even took the rolling pin out, my cousin and my mom in law had made 25 rotis between them! Lucky me, I didn’t have to do anything, but eat the wonderful food they cooked. And enjoy the left over chapatis for lunch, Kothu Paratha style.
There are a lot of recipes for Kothu Paratha in the net, I adapted mine from here. I used the chapatis instead of parathas, but the end result was just as tasty.
Ingredients:
Leftover Chapatis/Paratha : 2 – 3, small
Onion : 1 1/2 large, chopped very fine
Green Chili : 1 – 2, chopped very fine
Ginger : 1″ piece, chopped very fine
Curry Leaves : 6-8 leaves
Tomato : 1 large, chopped
Mustard seeds : 1 tsp
Turmeric powder : 1/2 tsp
Chili powder : 1 tsp
Pav Bhaji masala : 2 tsp
Coriander leaves : To decorate
Oil : 1 tbsp
Salt : to taste
Method:
- Cut the chapatis into very small pieces.
- Heat oil, add mustard seeds and curry leaves. Once the seeds crack, add minced onion, ginger and green chilies.
- Add tomatoes once the onions turn brown. Cook till they are mushy. Add turmeric, salt, chili and pav bhaji masala powder and cook for a minute.
- Add the minced chapatis. Mix thoroughly and cook for 2-3 minutes.
- Remove from fire, add coriander leaves and serve hot with onion raita.
Note:
You can add eggs if you want to. You will have to do it once the chapatis are coated with the onion-tomato masala.
Watch this nice musical video to see how kothu parathas are made.
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Kothu paratha recipe looks delicious. thanks for sharing with hearth and soul hop.
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