| Kheema(Qeema) Paratha (Veg and Non Veg) - submitted by Dahlia on 08-01-2008
Kheema (Qeema) Paratha is a variation of stuffed paratha made with spiced up minced meat. Any meat like chicken, turkey, beef, lamb or pork can be used. For a vegetarian version (soya paratha)use soya granules which is readily available in the market. If not, just boil some soya chunks and grind it in the mixie.
Ingredients
Whole wheat flour - 2 cups
Yogurt - 3 tblsp
Oil/ Ghee - for making parathas
For Stuffing
Ground meat (ground chicken, turkey, beef, lamb or pork) - 1/2 lb
(For a vegetarian version, use soya granules or grind the soya chunks at home.)
Oil - 1 tblsp
Ginger garlic paste - 1 tblsp
Onion - 1/2 (minced)
Green Chillies- 3 (minced)
Cumin seeds - 1/2 tsp
Ajwain - 1/2 tsp
Cumin powder - 1 tsp
Corriander powder - 1 tblsp
Garam masala - a pinch
Cilantro - handful (finely chopped)
Salt - to taste
Lime juice - 1 tsp
Method
1. (For Stuffing) Heat the oil in pan on medium heat, add the cumin seeds and fry for 1 minute.
2. Add the finely chopped/minced onions and fry till they turn golden brown colour.
3. Add the ginger garlic paste and fry for a minute.
4. Add the minced meat (or soya granules) and all the spice powders(i.e coriander, cumin, garam masala and salt).
(If using soya granules, first soak it in boiling water for 10 minutes brfore adding)
5. Saute the meat/soya granules to brown it stirring continuously to prevent burning. This should take about 5-7 minutes. The stuffing is ready to use.
6. Knead the dough just like chappatti dough.
7. Take a lemon sized ball of both the dough and the stuffing.
8. Roll out the peda(dough ball) and place the stuffing in the center.
9. Bring the edges of the rolled out chappatti to the center and seal it so that the dough covers the stuffing like an envelope.
10. Roll it out again with hand or using a rolling pin. Use some oil or flour to avoid sticking.
11. Roast it on a tawa or griddle with little ghee/oil.
12. Serve with yogurt (mixed with kala namak and chilli powder), pickle and papad.
Click to see about Stuffed Paratha and other paratha varieties in detail Comments Comment by APARNA ROY
hi....i tried this recipe followed all d steps.good.thank u n keep up d good work..
Reply :- Thank Aparna for trying and leaving your comments. |
Comment by Rosie Jai
Hi Dahlia...I tried this recipe with soya granules...followed all the steps but I don't know where I went wrong the parantha came all hard not soft at all...Please let me know what may have gone wrong...Thank you and KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK !!! Reply :- Hi Rosie, Sorry to hear that the parathas were hard. Here are a few tips. 1. Make the dough as soft and pliable as possible. 2. When you cook the parathas, do it on medium high heat. The longer the parathas are on the heat, it will become harder. Since the filling is cooked, we just need time to cook the covering. 3. As soon as you make the parathas, put it in a hot box. The steam from the hot parathas will be locked inside the box and will make the parathas softer. Hope you are able to get soft parathas next time. |
Comment by gulzar hussain on 15 January 2010 18:38PM kheema paratha looks delicious, wowww Reply :- Thanks a lot!! |
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