Bhujia Paratha is Sev Stuffed Paratha that has Sev mixed with spices and onions to make a delicious innovative paratha. Kids will simply love this one as it has the crunchy sev mixed with spices.
This paratha is surely a kid-friendly one as you have the delicious crunchy sev stuffed inside a paratha. You don't actually need a side dish for this, just a pickle and some curds on the sides would be more than enough. When I planned on making this, I wanted to complete another paratha which was on the same lines and will be coming up tomorrow.
So I think I was smart to make the same pickles for serving with these. However, if you thought I gave less work for myself, then no, I had to go and make those pickles the north Indian style so as to satisfy Hubby Dear. He is very particular about the pickles being the North Indian ones when I make stuffed parathas.
In the earlier years, when I was making stuffed parathas, I would always serve with south Indian style pickles. For many years he never said anything, finally opening up when we got a Rajasthani Pickle during one of the fairs we visited.
That's when he said he only likes North Indian pickles for stuffed parathas. Ever since then I either make it myself or get that one. Since we are not big pickle consumers, the pickle stays on forever. To avoid this, I have ended up making smaller portions myself.
Today's Green Chili pickle is one such one from the cuisines of Rajasthan and we totally enjoyed the whole platter! For the Day 5 of Indian Flatbread, I have the Bhujia Paratha in the Bhujia Paratha Menu. I have another traditional one in C4AS.
Thalis & Platters
Week 1 - Platters for Kids
Pyjama Party for Day 1
Sandwich Platter for Day 2
Fusion Platter for Day 3
Pizza Party for Day 4
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Dussehra Festival Thali for Day 1
Summer Special South Indian Vegetarian Menu for Day 2
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Gummadikaya Pulusu ~ Vegetarian Lunch Thali for Day 4
Varalakshmi Vratham Festival Thali for Day 5
Weekend Party Vegetarian Thali Menu for Day 6
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Bajra Methi ki Poori aur Sabji Thali for Day 1
Punjabi Bedmi Puri Nasta Thali for Day 2
Besan Ki Poori aur Sabzi Nasta Thali for Day 3
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Ingredients to make this Bhujiya Paratha
We use wheat flour for making the outer layer. You can always include some maida if you wish.
The stuffing has to be made fresh as otherwise, the sev will end up being soggy.
You can add other vegetables to make this healthy.
Bhujia Paratha Recipe | How to make Sev Stuffed Paratha
Ingredients
For Sev Masala Stuffing:
- 1/2 cup Onions finely chopped
- Handful Coriander leaves finely chopped
- 2 to 3 nos Green Chilies finely chopped
- 1/2 tsp Red Chili Powder
- 1/4 tsp Amchur Powder / Dry Mango Powder
- 1/4 tsp Chat Masala
- 1/4 tsp Black Salt / Kala Namak
- 1 tsp Cumin Powder roasted
- 1/2 cup Bhujiya Sev
- Salt to taste
For The Dough:
- 2 cups Wheat Flour
- 1 tbsp Cooking Oil
- 1/2 tsp Ajwain / Carom Seeds
- Salt to taste
- Water For Kneading Dough
Instructions
For Dough:
- Take flour along with ajwain, salt, oil and mix well. Slowly add water to knead to a stiff yet pliable dough.
- Let it rest for 10 mins before making the parathas.
- When ready to make the paratha, knead again and divide into equal balls.
For Stuffing:
- Making the stuffing ready when you are ready to make the parathas. Else the sev will get soggy.
- Take the finely chopped onions, green chilies, coriander leaves and mix in all the spice powders.
- Add the sev and combine everything well. Keep it aside.
Making the stuffed paratha
- Take one ball flatten on the sides and keep a spoonful of stuffing in the center.
- Enclose from all sides and make sure you cover it well.
- Dust and gently roll out to a 7 inch paratha.
- Heat a tawa and grease with oil.
- Cook the paratha on both sides with ghee/oil
- Serve with side dishes.
Suma Gandlur says
These parathas are on my to do list for sometime now. They are some interesting ones. In my home, pickles disappear as if magic irrespective of whether they are South Indian or North Indian. Thanks to my husband. 🙂
vaishalisabnani says
The Bhujia has to last if we have to make parathas , right ? For us Bhujia gets used up very fast ! But yes I know that this is a very delicious paratha , I have tried it long long ago.
I like the spices that you have used , and the combo of pickles is excellent .
We are not very fond of pickles , but I eat them once in a while . It’s been years since I made one , all my friends send me a jar of different varieties , which is enough for a year. But at the same time would like to know your pickle recipes .
Harini Rupanagudi says
Very very flavorful and chatpata for sure. My husband is fond of pickles of any variety and he would love any or all the pickles for this kind of paratha.
Renu says
My daughter calls the barik sev as sprinklers :D. I would give this paratha a try with the barik sev, she might call it sprinkler paratha :-). Thanks for the recipe.
NARMADHA says
Interesting idea to use the sev as stuffing for the paratha. It looks so soft and with all those side dishes it is even more delicious. I can have them as such too.