Paraths (Aloo, Gobi, Paneer, Laccha)
Parathas are one of the most popular and versatile flatbreads in Indian cuisine. Made with whole
wheat flour, they are usually layered, stuffed, or plain, and cooked on a hot griddle with ghee
or oil until golden brown. Parathas are enjoyed across India in different variations—such as
stuffed with potatoes, paneer, radish, or cauliflower—and are often paired with curd, pickle, or
curries. Known for their rich taste and wholesome texture, parathas are a staple breakfast and
dinner item, loved for their ability to blend nutrition with flavor.
- Traditional Indian flatbread made with wheat
flour.
- Can be
plain, layered, or stuffed (e.g., with potato, paneer, cauliflower, radish).
- Cooked
on a griddle (tawa) with ghee or oil for a crisp, golden texture.