Ghee – to drizzle while the paratha is being cooked
For the stuffing:
Onion – 2 mediumfinely chopped
Green chilli – 1 smallfinely chopped
Cumin/jeera seeds – 1 tsp
Red chilli powder – ¼ tsp
Garam masala powder – ¼ tsp
Coriander leaves – 1 tbspchopped
Curry leaves – 1 tspchopped
Salt – to season
Instructions
In a large mixing bowl, add the flour, water and season with salt. Mix through and leave covered for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, mix well to form a semi-soft dough and leave covered with a damp cloth for another 20 minutes. (The first step is optional but helps to knead the dough faster and easier).
To make the onion stuffing, mix all the ingredients in a bowl and keep aside.
To make the stuffed paratha, divide the dough into medium sized balls. Roll out to at least 3 inch diameter circles (see the images). Place a little stuffing on one rolled out ball and cover it with the second rolled out ball. Press the sides well to avoid stuffing from leaking out. Dust with flour and roll lightly on top to press the layers together. Be gentle or the stuffing will seep through.
Heat the tawa/flat pan and place the paratha; cook one side well before flipping over. Drizzle some ghee and flip over again. Cook till the parathas are golden brown and done.