Ingredients
Methi Paratha is a nutritious, flavourful Indian flatbread made with fresh fenugreek leaves, spices, and premium Saptrishi Chakki Fresh Atta. Soft, aromatic, and packed with iron & fiber, it’s perfect for breakfast, tiffin boxes, travel meals, and healthy dinners.
Step-by-Step Recipe for Methi Paratha
Step 1: Clean & Prepare the Methi
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Pick methi leaves from stems.
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Wash in cold water 2–3 times to remove mud.
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Drain completely and finely chop.
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Lightly squeeze excess water so dough doesn’t become wet.
Tip: Drier methi = Softer paratha dough.
Step 2: Prepare the Dough (Main Step)
In a large bowl, add:
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2 cups Saptrishi Chakki Fresh Atta
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Chopped methi
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Salt
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Saptrishi Jeera
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Saptrishi Haldi
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Saptrishi Lal Mirch
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Curd + 1 tbsp oil
Mix everything with your hands so methi spreads evenly.
Now slowly add water and knead into a soft, smooth dough.
Add a few drops of oil on top, cover, and rest for 10 minutes.
Why Saptrishi Chakki Fresh Atta?
It gives:
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Soft, pliable dough
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Easy rolling
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Fluffy parathas
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Fresh aroma & perfect texture
Step 3: Shape & Roll the Parathas
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Divide dough into equal balls.
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Dust with atta.
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Roll into a medium-thick round paratha (not too thin).
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Ensure edges are even and smooth.
Tip: If dough sticks, sprinkle a little more Saptrishi Chakki Fresh Atta.
Step 4: Cook the Parathas
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Heat tawa on medium flame.
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Place rolled paratha on tawa.
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When bubbles appear, flip.
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Apply ghee or oil on both sides.
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Cook until:
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Golden brown patches appear
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Paratha becomes crisp outside, soft inside
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Repeat for all parathas.
Step 5: Serve Hot
Serve Methi Parathas with:
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Curd
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Pickle
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Butter
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Aloo sabzi
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Dal tadka
Perfect for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or travel.
Pro Tips for Soft, Flavourful Methi Paratha
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Use Saptrishi Chakki Fresh Atta for best softness.
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Add curd for extra flavour & fluffiness.
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Squeeze water from methi to avoid sticky dough.
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Cook on medium flame—don’t burn high flame.
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Add Kasuri methi (optional) for extra aroma.
Variations
1. Garlic Methi Paratha: Add 1 tsp crushed garlic.
2. Masala Methi Paratha: Add chaat masala on top after cooking.
3. Multigrain Version: Add 1 tbsp besan for nutty flavour.
4. Stuffed Methi Paratha: Add boiled aloo inside dough.
Storage & Meal Prep
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Dough lasts 24 hours in fridge.
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Parathas stay soft for 6–7 hours (great for tiffin).
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Freeze parathas half-cooked for up to 1 week.