I happened to read in Times of India , where Modi ji himself has said, his mom used to make this paratha twice a week and now he makes it himself.
This paratha basically has Drumstick pulp and leaves with some spices added.
Drumsticks' health benefits are too many.....
They contain Vitamin A, B, and C Complex vitamins, furthermore, drumsticks are a good source of Calcium, Phosphorous and Iron, and hence prevent anaemia.
The anti oxidants present in Drumsticks are, Beta Carotene, Vitamin C, and Quercetin, an antioxidant which helps to lower Blood pressure.
Controls blood sugar, reduces inflammation, reduces cholesterol, improves vision, helps during pregnancy and lactation, improves bone strength and acts as Aphrodisiac, reducing the stress levels in body..
And we must all remember, drumsticks are sold at very affordable, nominal prices!!!
Please go through my drumstick soup , drumstick rasam and moringa recipes
Ingredients
Drumsticks - 5 - 6
Moringa leaves - a handful
Whole wheat flour - 1 heaped cup
Turmeric powder - a pinch
Hing - a pinch
Chilli powder - 1/4 tsp
Ajwain - 1/2 tsp
Salt to taste
Gingely oil to add and smear
Ghee to cook the parathas
Recipe cuisine : North/South; Category: Main dish
Prep time: 20 mts; Cooking time : 20 mts
Yields 8 parathas
Drumsticks cooked for 3 whistles, after adding turmeric and a pinch of salt
After cooling, take out the pulp, and if need be, coarsely pulse it in blender, also save the water cooked in, so that we can use it to knead the atta
Pulp and moringa leaves, washed well and drained, added
Ajwain, chilli powder, hing, salt to taste added
2 tsps of gingely oil added
all kneaded into a smooth dough, some oil smeared on top, allowed to rest for a couple of hours
Balls made and kept
First rolled to a round, some ghee smeared, then folded and rolled into a triangle paratha
first dry roasted on both sides
Then ghee added and cooked to a golden color
Kept on a plate
This post first appeared in www.malpatskitchen.com
*Mainly to highlight the taste of drumsticks and leaves, other spices have been avoided.
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