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Pumpkin Parathas (Indian Flatbread)

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Looking for ways to make your picky eaters have their daily intakes of veggies? Here is one incredible way of making them eat pumpkins with no fuss at all. Parathas are Indian flatbreads that are served with curries. This Paratha is stuffed with pumpkin and cooked on both sides. You may as well use your leftover veggies as stuffing.

Preparation Time: 30 minutes
Cooking Time: 5 minutes
Makes: 10 servings

Ingredients
300 g pumpkin
flour
2 tbsp olive oil
1 onion chopped finely
fresh coriander sliced finely
water
salt
pinch of baking powder
pinch of baking soda

Method

Wash and finely slice pumpkin.

Sliced pumpkin

Cook on low heat until tender. Take care to let pumpkin dry out completely as it tends to ooze out lots of water.

Cook until tender

Add sliced onion, fresh coriander, salt, baking powder, baking soda, oil and flour. The flour should be added as long as it demands to obtain a sticky dough.

The dough should resembles like this

Roll it out to about 1 mm thick and cut into circles of diameter of approx 10 cm. As the dough is quite sticky, flour your rolling board and pin generously before rolling out dough.

Circular dough ready to be cooked

On medium heat,place your circular dough in a hot pan, baste with oil and flip over with spatula. Baste again with oil, flip over and leave to cook for a few seconds. Take off heat and strain on kitchen paper.

Cook on both sides on medium heat

Serve hot with curries.

Categories
#Quick
#Simple
#lunch
#Dinner
#Kids
#Indian
#Pumpkin

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I make a baked pancake called socca that uses water and besan (chickpea flour). I add spices such as onion, chilis and garlic, all minced. I think I have some recipes that fry socca but baking is my preference. Check out some socca recipes to see how you could marry socca and parathas. And please post!
MPaula

by mpwhe

Hi Paula,

Thanks for making me discover socca. Never heard about it before. Will sure try it out. You have any idea what kind of spread I can use over the socca? Or can it be served plain?

by Alia T

Hi Paula,

I managed to make a socca -style pumpkin paratha. I substituted flour with chickpea flour and I added 1 cup water, an egg and 1 tbsp olive oil before frying it like pancake. You can adjust with more chickpea flour if the batter becomes too runny.

On the other hand, you want to make it paratha style, you will have to half the amount of flour with chickpea flour and the remaining with 'ordinary' flour. Hope that helps.

by Alia T

I eat socca plain but tomato sauce would be good. Maybe some pizza-type toppings as well.

by mpwhe