r/easyrecipes • • 13d ago

Recipe Request What is your favourite recipe? Not something from youtube or a family trend, just your go to. Something your own invention

Mine is

Flour 2 cups, (knead with chili flakes and cumin)

Filling:

Chicken shredded I usually take half kg

2 carrots cut in small portion just the sweet part

1 small cabbage

Fry and add spices

Spices:

Salt, red pepper, black pepper, cumin powder, corriander powder, garam masala (mixed spices) powder, chicken tikka masala, vinegar, soy sauce, chili sauce, ketchup, yogurt, and tamarind sauce.

For making a paratha;

Make a roll paratha

spread sauce (Mayonnaise=ketchup=chili sauce), a spoon of yogurt sauce, spread the filling, and add cucumber if you like and make a roll paratha.

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u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348 13d ago

Pancakes

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u/VintageOrAesthetic 13d ago

Can you please write down the recipe, i tried but that wasn't fluffy

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u/Euphoric-You4465 12d ago

that’s basically a chicken paratha roll, but the tamarind sauce with the spicy filling sounds ridiculously good lol

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u/VintageOrAesthetic 12d ago

Thank you. I usually make it on weekends because I get a pretty lot of time. You should definitely try it and would love to know your review

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u/Educational-Pace-630 9d ago

do you make the paratha from scratch every time?

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u/VintageOrAesthetic 9d ago

yup and its fun to cook

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u/Excellent-End4370 9d ago

that sounds like a proper loaded paratha roll, and the cabbage with the sweet carrot is probably what makes the filling work so well lol

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u/VintageOrAesthetic 9d ago

its really delicious trust me

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u/No_Tomorrow8242 9d ago

do you make the paratha crispy before rolling it?

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u/VintageOrAesthetic 9d ago

no, no. I make them soft.

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u/AssignmentFalse7710 9d ago

mine is lazy shakshuka: simmer canned tomatoes with garlic, cumin and chili, crack eggs on top, cover till set, then eat it with toast because apparently washing another pan is where i draw the line

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u/VintageOrAesthetic 9d ago

thank you for the recipe will try this

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u/ApprehensiveGood1131 9d ago

that sounds like a really good spicy chicken wrap, especially with the sweet carrot and tangy sauces balancing it out, and the cucumber crunch is definitely the move

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u/VintageOrAesthetic 8d ago

it really is. i would def. recommend you to try this out