Avocado Paratha | Avocado Roti

Avocado paratha | Avocado chappathi | Avocado roti with Avocado and wheat flour.  Super soft tasty Indian flat bread. Check out the Avocado paratha video and If you like the video pls SUBSCRIBE to my channel

avocadoparatha

Super soft tasty Indian Avocado paratha | Avocado chappathi | Avocado roti with Avocado and wheat flour(butter fruit). Perfect make-ahead paratha for parties, it stays good for hours. toddler/ Kids friendly tasty and healthy paratha.  This Indian take with Avocado makes a filling lunch/dinner.

Avocado is yet another Fruit I got to know after coming to the US. I first rated it in a Mexican restaurant. I first thought they added so much butter into guacamole for that creaminess then I came to know it is avocado that does that magic.?

Nowadays avocado has become one of my favorite fruit and after hearing their healthy benefits, I started buying them regularly. My frequent take with Avocado is Guacamole in Indian style. In our home, we love this as a side dish for chappati, put it in bread, and do Guacamole Sandwich, a few Mexican styles dishes like Burritos and Quesadilla.

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Ever since I heard about Avocado Paratha from my friend, I wanted to try but somehow I kept postponing Finally I did it, and I regretted delaying it, the softest paratha I ever tasted. Nowadays once a week I am doing this. 

Try out other parathA recipes in TMF

Spinach roti

Aloo paratha

Mixed veg paratha

My toddler loves it. I always wanted to give him roti but had second thoughts about him chewing it, silly I think it is tough for him to eat. The avocado paratha was the first paratha I tried for him. He loves it, happiness is with healthy recipes becomes a kid’s favorite.

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avocadoparatha

Avocado Paratha

Super soft tasty paratha with Avocado (butter fruit). Perfect make ahead paratha for parties, it stays good for hours. Kids friendly tasty and healthy paratha. This Indian take with Avocado makes a filling lunch/Dinner.
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Course: Paratha
Cuisine: Indian
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 20 minutes
Servings: 8
Author: Vidya Srinivasan

Ingredients

  • Whole wheat Flour - 1 cup + 1 tbsp optional
  • Avocado - 1 small; ripe avocado pitted and mashed around 185 grams
  • Pepper powder - 1/8 tap
  • Garlic powder - 1/8 tsp
  • Salt - as needed

Instructions

  • In a  bowl mash avocado. Add 1 cup of wheat flour, salt, pepper powder, and garlic powder to the mashed avocado pulp; combine well and make a pliable dough. Moisture in avocado should be enough to make dough but if required add 1-2 tsp of lukewarm water. I didn't add water
  • Cover it with a damp cloth and leave it for 30 mins - 1 hour
  • Take small portions of dough and make small balls; roll them with a rolling pin, dusting wheat flour. Heat a griddle and when it is hot, place the rolled paratha. and cook for a minute or so till the chappati starts puffing, flip it over to the other side. Cook till the other side cooks

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Notes

  1. Onion, ginger or any other Masala like garam masala, pav bhaji masala etc. can be added for extra flavors
  2. Paratha cooks well even without oil/ghee/butter
  3. Lemon juice/ Apple Cider Vinegar can be used to prevent Avocado from changing color. I generally won't add, still, my paratha looks and tastes good
  4.  Use 2 avocados if it is small. My avocado weighed around 185 grams
  5.  Moisture in avocado is enough for the dough. If required sprinkle a tbsp of water, not more. I didn't add water
  6. Avocado paratha stays good for overnight in room temperature. Stays soft for lunch box
  7. The dough can be made in advance and left overnight. If you are keeping overnight refrigerate the dough. Keep it out for 13 minutes and roll
  8. Keep avocado in room temperature for sometime before making the dough
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Ingredients:

Whole wheat Flour – 1 cup (+ 1 tbsp optional)

Avocado – 1, small; ripe avocado pitted and mashed around 185 grams

Pepper powder – 1/8 tap

Garlic powder – 1/8 tsp

Salt – as needed

How to make Avocado paratha:

  • In a  bowl mash avocado. Add 1 cup of wheat flour, salt, pepper powder, and garlic powder to the mashed avocado pulp; combine well and make a pliable dough. Moisture in avocado should be enough to make dough but if required add 1-2 tsp of lukewarm water. I didn’t add water
  • Cover it with a damp cloth and leave it for 30 mins – 1 hour

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  • Take small portions of dough and make small balls; roll them with a rolling pin, dusting wheat flour. Heat a griddle and when it is hot, place the rolled paratha. and cook for a minute or so till the chappati starts puffing, flip it over to the other side. Cook till the other side cooks

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86 Comments

  1. I love avocado and I love paratha so this recipe is so for me! I’ve never been able to make my paratha puff. I have the same problem with real tortillas. I think practice makes perfect and I’m so trying this! Have a great weekend.

  2. Won’t the avocado become sour if we directly use it after mashing it? Usually v add lemon while mashing so that it doesn’t get sour n dark…right?

    1. No Divya I have done directly mashing the avocado and it tastes good without lemon. Won’t turn dark and sour. Sorry for the late reply.

  3. I did this avocado paratha once, it came out very well. I liked the texture and taste. Looks delicious Vidya 🙂

  4. 5 stars
    Avocado paratha looks delicious, I like adding avocado as they make paratha soft. My version I add chili powder and garam masala.

  5. WoW, the Avocado Paratha sounds so much fun and delicious. I can see these would be a hit among children and would be great with a spicy aloo bhaji.

  6. We tried Avocado paratha. We liked it. I need more dishes with avocado or broccoli. And also do you know any dishes with Millets? What is your opinion on Millets? Is it good for health or not?

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