These simple vegan avocado parathas are made with wholemeal wheat flour, a little chickpea flour and a few everyday spices from my spice box. There is no garlic, ginger, fresh coriander or green chilli in this recipe.
I often add avocado to my paratha or chapati dough because it helps keep the flatbreads soft. It is a simple trick I use in my everyday cooking, and the avocado works beautifully in this recipe.
The chickpea flour adds a little extra flavour, while turmeric, chilli powder and dhana jeeru (ground coriander and cumin) give the parathas their lovely Indian flavour. They are easy to make and can be enjoyed for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
pile of avocado parathas
2. In a bowl, add the wheat flour, chickpea flour, salt, turmeric, chilli powder and dhana jeeru. Add the avocado mash to the flour and two teaspoons of oil. Bind the dough adding water as needed. Knead everything together to form a soft, pliable dough. The avocado provides moisture, so add water a little at a time only if needed. If the dough feels sticky, add a little more wheat flour.
3. Divide the dough into equal-sized balls. (You should get 8-10 parathas) .Dust each ball with a little flour and roll the parathas as round as you can.
4. Heat a tava or flat frying pan over medium heat. Place a paratha on the hot tava and cook until small bubbles appear. Flip and brush the parathas lightly with oil. Cook until both sides have golden-brown spots and the paratha is cooked through.
parathas ready cooked
5. Serve hot with your favourite vegetable curry, pickle or vegan chutney. I served them with my mango curry.
Pile of parathas
If you wish to make a different variation of avocado parathas check out this recipe.
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