Oats are one of the best sources of soluble fiber, which help in the reduction of total cholesterol along with LDL or “bad” cholesterol. In addition to reducing the risk of heart disease, oat fiber also helps to control blood sugar. They also contain a high content of calcium, potassium and magnesium along with high quantity of B complex which together help in the healthy functioning of the nervous system.Oat contain soluble fiber which slows down the digestion of starch and thus proves beneficial for diabetic patients as it prevents the sharp rise in blood sugar level which generally occurs after meals. While the soluble fiber of oat helps in the prevention of cholesterol absorption by the body, the insoluble fiber present in it is useful to treat digestion related problems like constipation. In addition, oats also act as a natural anti-depressant which helps to treat tension, anxiety and nervous disorder.Also we know that methi leaves have many medicial values..i have combined these both healthy ingredients together to make out paratha..they turned out really delicious, flavourful and healthy...We enjoyed having this oats and methi parathas with chilly paneer, both dishes together made our dinner tooo yummy and delicious...Am sending these healthy parathas to CFK-Leafy Greens guest hosted by Pavani of Cook's Hideout, event started by Sharmi also sending to EFM June- Breakfast & Variety Rice Series by Srilekha...
2cups Wheat flour
1cup Rolled Oats
1/2cup Methi leaves(chopped)
1/2tsp Garam masala powder
1cup Yogurt
Salt
2tsp Olive oil
All purpose flour for dusting
Grind the rolled oats as bit coarse powder...Combine in a large vessel both wheat flour, coarsely grounded oatmeal, finely chopped methi leaves, garam masala powder, yogurt, salt and oil as soft dough (can add water if needed)..keep aside for half and hour..
Make medium sized balls from the dough, dust with all purpose flour and roll as round parathas...drizzle few drops of oil in a hot tawa and cook on both sides until they get well cooked...
Serve with any sort of spicy side dish!!!
Looks yumm. Nice click.
ReplyDeleteI also add Oats to the flour (in fact whichever dish possible) and i think i am not alone.
Looks yumm. Nice click.
ReplyDeleteI also add Oats to the flour (in fact whichever dish possible) and i think i am not alone.
Wonderful and healthy parathas priya..i'll def start using more oats in my diet :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so tempting and yummy...so healthy ways to use oats...
ReplyDeleteVery healthy Priya... nice addition of methi in it :)
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious Parathas Priya! Love the way you have arranged!
ReplyDeletePriya lovely parathas n nice arrangement!!
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wow! healthy treat !!:)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, and so healthy!
ReplyDeleteyum! nice idea to add oats and methi to a paratha!! Soo healthy rotis!!
ReplyDeleteWow.. so refreshing idea to add oats in it! very Creative :)
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy parathas Priya..wonder how you prepare so many creative dishes..
ReplyDeleteI dont think a paratha can get any better..so healthy Priya..!!
ReplyDeleteWow...I never knew that oats is an anti-depressant. Thanks for sharing this information and these healthy parathas Priya :)
ReplyDeletePriya you come up with the most unique dishes...that's a wonderful healthy dish.
ReplyDeleteHealthy treat Priya, nice click.
ReplyDeleteThat sure sounds healthy! They look perfectly cooked. Lovely brown spots on them.
ReplyDeleteNice, healthy recipe, Priya! Looks nice and soft, too. Will have to try it sometime. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy,nice presentation.Menthi paratha have one in my drafts,will post it shortly
ReplyDeleteTurning Paratha into a more healthy way..Good one..
ReplyDeleteThey look really healthy, i have never added oats when i made parathas, really clever and healthy too.
ReplyDeletewow very healthy one and nice pic priya.
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