Tul-Gud ka Parnatha/
Jeggary Sesame Seed Flatbread/
Kids Special/
Winters Special
Hi Friends,
One more winter special delicacy in the row. I make it often but the difference is earlier i did not added sesame seeds in it. Now it would be a regular in my menu. In winters i make chapati/roti for dinner adn at the end make sweet parantha with sugar to have it like sweet after meal. Adding sesame seeds in it made a great change in the taste and it become my favorite. I made two pranthas and believe me the filling which left over i used to have it as side dish ( i know its crazy). I spread in on parantha and ate it. Hmmmm heaven. Piping hot parantah filled with dripping and melted jaggery.
If you have a sweet tooth or loves jeggary or paranthas then i will recommend you to try it once. I know you will not stop at one. Kids will love it and its a great way to feed your kids with iron rich jaggery and sesame seeds. You can put in there lunch box also as whole or a small one to have it after lunch. I like to have it as it is with a cup of coffee. Try it guys you will love it.
Time to Prepare- 10 minutes
Time to cook-10-12 minutes for 3 paranthas
Makes- 3 medium paranthas
Jeggary- 1 tbsp
Sesame Seeds- 3/4 tbsp
Wheat flour dough- see method here
Ghee- to make paranthas
Method:-
Take all your ingredients
mash jaggery and sesame seeds with back of spoon
all mashed
now take a big ball size dough
flatten it a bit with your hands
its optional
roll the dought in palm size
center should be thick and sides should be thin
put a small amount of filling in it
spread it a bit
now start folding the sides
fold from both sides and apply some ghee
now fodd from rest of the sides
dust with flour
smoothly roll in a flat but not so thin parantha
roll a bit
Heat a tawa
i used my iron skillet
Put your parantha on it
smear some ghee on both sides and
done
Ready to serve
see piping hot jaggery and sesame seeds oozing out
HOPE YO WILL LIKE IT
mash jaggery and sesame seeds with back of spoon
all mashed
now take a big ball size dough
flatten it a bit with your hands
its optional
roll the dought in palm size
center should be thick and sides should be thin
put a small amount of filling in it
spread it a bit
now start folding the sides
fold from both sides and apply some ghee
now fodd from rest of the sides
dust with flour
smoothly roll in a flat but not so thin parantha
if you feel the filling is coming out then again dust with flour
roll a bit
Heat a tawa
i used my iron skillet
Put your parantha on it
smear some ghee on both sides and
cook on slow flame
done
Ready to serve
ENJOYYYYYYY
Notes:-
- You can mix till-gud in a mixer for smooth filling.
- Roll the ball size dough thick from center and thin from outer side. This way while rolling out parantha will not tear up.
- Roll parantha very gently so that filling should not come out or it should not tear.
- Cook parantha on low flame so that If some filling comes out it would not burn but tastes more gooey.
- Recommend to serve warm.
HOPE YO WILL LIKE IT
Love
ParCash