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Home » Breakfast Dishes » Roti and Paratha Recipes

Oats Masala Paratha

Last Updated On: Dec 28, 2017 by Sowmya Venkatachalam

I have been thinking of doing this week's healthy recipe and finally decided to do Oats Masala Paratha. Paratha, a stuffed Indian Bread which is so delicious and generally served as main dishes in most of the Indian Restaurants. We can have any filling inside paratha like Aloo, gobi, beetroot or any vegetable or even mixed vegetable masala. Oats are very healthy and fiber rich and just adding some masala to it and stuffeing inside paratha making a very delicious main course for lunch or dinner. The stuffing with oats is very simple and hardly takes less time to make scrumptious parathas which can be served with any raithas.

Oats Masala Paratha
Oats Masala Paratha
Preparation time and Yield :
Preparation time 15 mins
Cooking time 1 hour
Yield 15 Paratha
Oats Masala Paratha
Oats Masala Paratha
Ingredients:
Wheat Flour 2 Cups*
Oats 3 Cups
Red Chilli Powder ¾ teaspoon
Coriander Powder ½ teaspoon
Turmeric Powder ¼ teaspoon
Salt To Taste
Oil 1 teaspoon
Ghee / Butter ¼ Cup
Chopped Coriander leaves ¼ Cup

* 1 cup = 250 ml

Oats Masala Paratha
Oats Masala Paratha
Method:
  1. Take wheat flour in a vessel. Add salt and add water little by little and make it to a soft dough. Add a teaspoon of oil and knead well and cover the vessel with a lid and keep it aside for 15 minutes
  2. Meanwhile, lets make ready our filling. Take oats in a bowl and add salt, red chilli powder, coriander powder, turmeric powder and chopped coriander leaves
  3. Add water little by little and make it like a dough. Make 15 equal sized balls out of the filling and keep it ready for stuffing
  4. Make 15 equal sized balls out of the paratha dough. Take one ball and roll it to a small circle using a rolling pin. Place the oats masala ball in the middle of the rolled paratha. Cover the dough so that the stuffing is completely sealed inside the dough
  5. Again roll the stuffed paratha slightly thicker than the normal roti so that the stuffing doesn't gets squeezed out of the dough. Repeat the same process for the rest of dough and filling. Heat a tawa and make sure flame is hot. We are going to cook the paratha and finally apply ghee/butter to it. Place a paratha on the tawa. Gently press the paratha on all places using a tissue till we get bubbles
  6. Flip the paratha and apply ghee to the cooked side and allow the other side to cook. Once both the sides are cooked, apply ghee on other side also and remove from flame. Repeat the step for rest of parathas
  7. The yummy Oats Masala Paratha is now ready to serve with delicious raitha!
  8. Oats Masala Paratha
    Oats Masala Paratha
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