Aloo ka paratha is one of the most popular unleavened flat bread in our Indian cuisine. It is fried on a tawa with ghee or oil. Parathas are made with vegetables, dal, kheema (mince) or paneer.
Aloo ka paratha is a very popular break-fast in north India. It is eaten with pickle or curd. In Delhi, there is a street called parathe wale gali (Street of parathas). I saw it in TV and was amazed by the number of variations in paratha. You can have it in the morning or any time you want.
It is like a one pot dish for me, there is no need to make any side dish.
The dough is stuffed with potato mixture with some spices and cooked like a chapathi (roti). You can use any stuffing and spices of your taste.
I have used ordinary onions with other spices and made aloo ka paratha. With the same spices you can make Gobi ka paratha(cauliflower) or with paneer. There are so many variations, which I will be showing you slowly and one by one. You can add your own ingredients as per taste.
Dough
Stuffing