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In a bowl , add 1 cup flour and add spinach puree along with 1/4 tsp salt and 1 tbsp oil. Knead a green chapati consistency dough. Keep aside. In another bowl, add 1 cup flour and add beetroot puree along with 1/4 tsp salt and 1 tbsp oil. Knead a red chapati consistency dough. Keep aside. Keep both dough aside for at least 15 minutes. (See recipe notes below). |
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Roll both the dough separately into thick rectangles. |
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Place red dough rectangle over the green dough rectangle and press lightly. |
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Roll it tightly as show in the pic, the same way you would roll a swiss roll. |
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Cut about 1 and 1/2 inch thick slices from the rolled dough. |
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Press them lightly. (You will see the lovely red and green swirls here ). |
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Roll the chapatis. |
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Heat the tawa. Place a chapati on tawa. |
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Once you see some bubbles, flip it on the other side. Repeat this another time, then apply ghee over the chapati, flip the chapati. Apply ghee on the other side as well, flip chapati for few seconds. Remove chapati from tawa. |
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Cook all chapatis in same manner. |
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Enjoy ! (See recipe notes below). |
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These parathas have no taste.They just look pretty…what to complement them with?
Hi Siddha
These are just healthy chapatis (not parathas) where vegetable (spinach and beetroot) puree is used to knead the dough instead of water. So enjoy these veg chapatis with any gravy dish of your choice as you would with regular chapatis.
Thanks so much for your detailed Recipe & Pics Of the fusion of the Spinach & BeetRoot!!! Swiss Roll type!!! Absolutely Awesome Way to make a Nice, Healthy Chappati!!! Kudos to you!!! 🌹
Thanks Agnes … do give it a try 😊