Friday, March 2, 2007

Kothu Parotta & Pachidi


Yes...You might have guessed it right. Kothu parotta is my next post. With parottas and chalna in hand what better dish can I think of? So, here you go ...the recipe of my all time favorite.

Ingredients:
cooked parotta- 3
onion- 1
ginger garlic paste- 1tsp
tomato-1
green chillies-3
turmeric- 1/4 tsp
curry leaves
eggs-2
chalna- 1 cup
Procedure:
Heat oil in kadai and fry pattai and cloves. Then add onions, ginger garlic paste, chillies,turmeric & curry leaves.When the onion gets cooked add tomato. saute for sometime. Then add parotta and fry for a minute. Now add eggs,salt and pepper. Blend everything together. When the egg is almost done add chalna and break eveything into small pieces using two spatulas. Check for seasonings. Finally add corriander leaves.

21 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi Kribha, I tried your egg parotta and chicken chalna today and it came out very good... thanks for the recipes

Kribha said...

You are most welcome. It's so nice of you to try it and give me a feedback. Really appreciate it.

Anonymous said...

Hi.. Can u tell me what chalna is?

Kribha said...

Chalna is a chicken gravy that is very popular in madurai. Some people call it salna too. Check out this link for chalna's recipe.

http://veetusamayal.blogspot.com/2007/03/parrota-chicken-chalna.html

Anonymous said...

Hai Kribha,
My hubby is a huge fan of kothu paratha. I was longing for a good recipe for kothu paratha.Yours
is awesome....Romba Romba Nandri Sis.

Kamea

Kribha said...

Hi Kamea,
first of all sorry for my late reply. I'm in my vacation, that's why I couldn't check in earlier. Anyway, you made my day.I'm so happy that u liked it. Try it and let me know how it turned out.Keep visiting.

TestingSalesforce said...

Hi Friend,

Came across your receipe ..Looks delicious. Can you please tell me , which flour to use for parota? is it maida or simple chapati wheat flour?
I would appreciate if u tell me :)

Kribha said...

Hi Anu,
It's so nice to have you here and 'thanks' for your lovely comments. And about the flour for parota...it is maida only. Do try it and tell me how it turned out. Have a nice day. Hugs,:))

Anonymous said...

Kribha, The photo looks very yummy.Iam so much tempted to try this at home but i never heard a word chalna in Tamil. Would u mind to explain it a bit?

Kribha said...

Hi Shanti,
A warm welcome to you dear. Chalna or Salna is a coconut based watery chicken gravy. It is not thick like the kurma and is usually somewhat brown in color.I have posted the recipe for chalna in my blog. Check out the following link. Try it out sometime. You will surely like it.

http://veetusamayal.blogspot.com/2007/03/parrota-chicken-chalna.html

Have a great day and do come back for more.

Anonymous said...

Hi Kribha,

Tried your kothu parotta and came out really well...Thank you so much ...Keep up your good work...

Kribha said...

Hi Veni,
I'm so happy to have you here. Thank you so much for trying out the recipe and letting me know how it turned out.You made my day. Thanks again dear and please keep visiting. :-)

Anonymous said...

Hi Kribha,

Thanks for your recipe. Tried chicken salna and kothu parota and it was really tasty.

Ann

Anonymous said...

Hi
I tired this, and it came out really very good...Thanks for the recipe

Kribha said...

Thanks anonymous. Really appreciate your feedback.Glad that you liked it.

Anonymous said...

Hi tried ur kothu parotta. It turned out very good. Thanks for ur recipe. Keep posting.

Anonymous said...

Kribha,

I tried this recipe and it came out awesome and I even tried chicken salna...both was too good...we enjoyed it and thanks so much...for these recipes

-Meena

Anonymous said...

Hello Kribha Madam...

Aiyo Aiyo...Ellathaiyum thinnu paakanum poela irukaey...eppadi seiyarathu...Ellamay super...

Please..make all these recipes to a single PDF file and upload in the web..Its very useful for new beginners like me.

Dont forget to send me link.

Regards,
R. Vinayagam.
vinasusi@yahoo.com

Unknown said...

Hi,
The recipe sound great. You should post them on www.samukam.com social network in the Tamil recipe/food section.
Best,
Thiru

Anonymous said...

Chumma dhool recipe!
thanks for sharing

Anonymous said...

Chumma dhool receipe. came out awesome! thanks for sharing. Karthik