We are having a long weekend here, we had a wonderful saturday with some grilled meats and refreshing salads...Seriously watelse we need for a weekend, we are justing enjoying this hot climate...Coming to this sweet paratha, i made them for our yesterday snacks as my sweet tooth was craving for some sweets, i prepared the filling with sweet potato,whole moongdal along with jaggery and grated coconut, i couldnt stop having this sweet parathas, yep they were highly addictive,filling and very much prefect for my sweet tooth...Eventhough the filling and dough goes as for polis, i rolled this paratha using flour instead of using oil..So this parathas goes for less oil and tastes simply delicious..You can very well make the filling with usual channadal and jaggery combo, but personally i felt that whole moongdal used in this stuffing tastes more delicious and rich in protein..
1+1/2cups All purpose flour
1/4tsp Turmeric powder
1cup Sweet potato (cooked & mashed)
1/2cup Whole moongdal (cooked & mashed)
3/4cup Jaggery
1/4cup Grated coconut
1tsp Cardamom powder
Oil
Salt
Flour for dusting
Knead a soft and smooth dough with all purpose flour,turmeric powder and salt,keep aside for an hour..meanwhile take the jaggery in a pan with quarter cup of water,bring everything to boil, strain this jaggery syrup and reheat along with mashed sweet potato,mashed whole moongdal,cardamom powder and grated coconut,cook everything in medium flame until the mixture turns thick, put off the stove and let them cool completely..Make medium sized balls with this filling and keep aside..
Make 10-12 medium sized balls from the dough, roll them as small disc with enough flour...place the already prepared filling in the middle, seal the edges together..flatten this sweet potato & moongdal filled dough ball as paratha(take care while rolling)..Heat few drops of oil, drop gently the flattened sweet paratha,cook on both sides until they cooked well..
Serve warm with a cup of coffee or tea...
1+1/2cups All purpose flour
1/4tsp Turmeric powder
1cup Sweet potato (cooked & mashed)
1/2cup Whole moongdal (cooked & mashed)
3/4cup Jaggery
1/4cup Grated coconut
1tsp Cardamom powder
Oil
Salt
Flour for dusting
Knead a soft and smooth dough with all purpose flour,turmeric powder and salt,keep aside for an hour..meanwhile take the jaggery in a pan with quarter cup of water,bring everything to boil, strain this jaggery syrup and reheat along with mashed sweet potato,mashed whole moongdal,cardamom powder and grated coconut,cook everything in medium flame until the mixture turns thick, put off the stove and let them cool completely..Make medium sized balls with this filling and keep aside..
Make 10-12 medium sized balls from the dough, roll them as small disc with enough flour...place the already prepared filling in the middle, seal the edges together..flatten this sweet potato & moongdal filled dough ball as paratha(take care while rolling)..Heat few drops of oil, drop gently the flattened sweet paratha,cook on both sides until they cooked well..
Serve warm with a cup of coffee or tea...
Alu Paratha is a regular in my house .... never tried with sweet potato thouh. Looks delicious .... will try this soon.
ReplyDeleteWow, the combi of sweet potato and moong dal is superb. I think it tastes totally different than other polis. I would love to have this with lot of ghee.
ReplyDeleteThanks Priya...
c'est original et bien délicieux!
ReplyDeletebonne soirée
Like the combination Priya!! I just made Puran Polis yesterday!!
ReplyDeleteThis is yum... the filling is so new and very innovative..:) I love it.. it is a must try recipe..
ReplyDeleteReva
This recipe looks fantastic ... ME THE NOTES. BSSSS MARIMI
ReplyDeleteI made some moong dal snacks today.Paratha with sweet potato and moong dal looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteYum paratha dear. I checked my roundup post again. I could see all the pictures fine. May be it has to do with internet speed or not sure something else. But, thanks for letting me know though. It helps :)
ReplyDeleteI love paratha prriya...this one looks very delicious....
ReplyDeletetoday i was googling for poha sweet recipe...i found your sweet poha. I gave a try it came out really good...thnX for posting it!!!!!
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ohh...this is sweet stuffed parathas ....wow..i am drooling over here...like the sweet version very much..can't wait to try super delicious parathas...
ReplyDeletelove the combo of dal and sweet potatoes! Drools!
ReplyDeleteSweet potato and moong dal...sounds fantastic..
ReplyDeleteParatha looks delicious and nice healthy filling.
ReplyDeletewow...romba colorfulla irukku...supern..
ReplyDeleteThis looks like the sweet poli and is really fantastic.
ReplyDeleteVery innovative , delicious and fulfilling parathas dear. Thanks for sharing with us such a great idea.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
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Great fluffy looking paratha. Very creative with the stuffing you used!
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very delicious combination.. looks yummy !!
ReplyDeleteIndian Cuisine
nice combo of lentils and veges..yumm
ReplyDeleteWOW Priya superb low fat and so tasty parathas.
ReplyDeleteTotally new & looks yummy!!!!
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so interesting and very innovative parathas !!
ReplyDeleteA sweet version of paratha huh? I'm loving the sound and look of this bread!
ReplyDeleteDelicious and yummy paratha...
ReplyDeletewow that sounds interesting..looks fluffy and tempting
ReplyDeleteyummy .. sweet paratha.. kids will love it..
ReplyDeleteSweet and healthy, Perfect! Looks Innovative and delicious :)
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