This Stuffed Broccoli Paneer Paratha is a delicious and healthy paratha recipe that makes a wholesome breakfast or lunch and also a great kids' lunch box. Serve this broccoli ka paratha with a raita of your choice.
Broccoli is one of the world's healthiest foods. This vegetable is a powerhouse of nutrients. In addition, it's reputed to benefit digestion, the cardiovascular system, and the immune system and to have anti-inflammatory and even cancer-preventing properties.
Paneer is a rich source of protein, and thus, it is ideal for vegetarians. It fulfills your daily calcium needs too. This helps your bones to grow faster and stronger. So this recipe is a good way of serving wholesome meals to your toddlers or kids.
Other Indian Broccoli Recipes to try from my blog are Broccoli Cheddar Soup, Broccoli 65, Broccoli besan stir fry, Broccoli Spinach Soup, Broccoli Raita, and Broccoli Poriyal.
Also check my Kids Lunch Box Series Posts
Broccoli Paneer Paratha + Pistachios & Raisins + Veggie Straws
How to Make Broccoli Paneer Paratha
Firstly, blanch or steam the broccoli florets. Then, chop the broccoli finely. You can also chop using the food processor.
Take wheat flour, salt, and oil in a bowl and mix well.
Add water and knead together to make a soft dough. Now apply oil over the dough and let it rest for at least 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, for the Broccoli paneer filling, mix all the ingredients listed for making the filling in a bowl.
Divide the dough into equal portions—dust and roll the dough ball to make a 4-inch circle.
Keep 2-3 tablespoon of filling in the circle's center, and then bring the ends together.
Dust and roll gently to make a 6-8 inch diameter paratha.
Heat a griddle/tawa. Transfer the paratha to the hot griddle. Cook until brown spots appear on both sides.
Apply oil or ghee and cook until nicely browned.
Serve stuffed broccoli paneer paratha hot with raita and pickle.
What to Serve with Broccoli Paneer Paratha?
Serve Broccoli Paneer Paratha with raita and pickle.
Tips & Variations
- ¼ cup of grated cheese also can be added to the broccoli paneer filling.
- It is best if homemade paneer is used since it will be softer than store-bought.
- You can also chop broccoli finely and saute it in 1 teaspoon of oil in a pan along with other spices. Turn off the gas. Then mix broccoli mixture with crumbled paneer and use as a filling.
- If you don't have paneer, you can also add boiled potato (aloo).
- If you are vegan, then skip ghee and butter and use any cooking oil.
- You can also add some chopped mint for extra flavor.
More Paratha Recipes
- Avocado Paratha
- Makhana(Lotus Seed) Paratha
- Palak Paneer Paratha
- Lauki(Bottle Gourd) Paratha
- Chole Paratha
- Zucchini Carrot Paratha
- Aloo Paratha
- Paneer Paratha
Broccoli Paneer Paratha
Ingredients
Measuring cup (1 cup = 250 ml)
For the Broccoli Paneer filling:Â
- 1 cup shredded Broccoli (steamed or boiled)
- 1 cup grated paneer (about 175 grams)
- 1 teaspoon amchur powder
- ½ teaspoon cumin seeds(jeera) powder
- ½ teaspoon red chilli powder (Or to taste)
- 1 teaspoon garam masala (Or to taste)
- ½ teaspoon chaat masala (optional)
- 1 tablespoon coriander leaves finely chopped
- salt adjust to taste
Instructions
- Firstly blanch or steam the broccoli florets. Then chop the broccoli finely. You can also chop using the food processor.
- Take wheat flour, salt, and oil in a bowl and mix well.
- Add water and knead together to make a soft dough. Now apply oil over the dough and let it rest for at least 15 mins.
- Meanwhile, for the Broccoli paneer filling, mix all the ingredients listed for making the filling in a bowl.
- Divide the dough into equal portions—dust and roll the dough ball to make a 4-inch circle.
- Keep 2-3 tablespoon of filling in the circle's center and then bring the ends together.
- Dust and roll gently to make a 6-8 inch diameter paratha.
- Heat a griddle/tawa. Transfer the paratha to the hot griddle. Cook until brown spots appear on both sides.
- Apple oil or ghee and cook until nicely browned.
- Serve stuffed broccoli paneer paratha hot with raita and pickle.
Notes
- ¼ cup of grated cheese also can be added to the broccoli paneer filling.
- Best if homemade paneer is used since it will be softer than store brought.
- You can also chop broccoli finely, saute them in 1 teaspoon of oil in a pan along with other spices. Turn of the gas. Then mix broccoli mixture with crumbled paneer and use as a filling.
- If you don't have paneer you can also add boiled potato (aloo).
- If you are vegan, then skip ghee and butter and use any cooking oil.
- You can also add some chopped mint for extra flavor.
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