Winter Special: 5 Classic Paratha Recipes For A Quick Lunch

What is it about the winter season that makes us look forward to it so eagerly? One of the most frequent answers will undoubtedly be – crunchy, delicious, and fresh vegetables. Don’t you agree? This time of year, we fill our vegetable baskets with a variety of seasonal veggies and fruits, including carrots, radishes, leafy greens, and more. All of these natural and healthy ingredients are used to create a plethora of delectable dishes. Sarson ka saag, gajar ka halwa, palak paneer, and other indulgent dishes are just a few examples. In addition to the aforementioned recipes, we have a few winter special paratha recipes that will keep you warm. For a quick lunch, these parathas are the ideal choice because they’re tasty as well as highly nutritious. So, without further ado, let’s get started on making them at home.

Winter Lunch Recipes: Here’re 5 Classic Paratha Recipes You Must Try This Winter Season

1. Khasta Methi Paratha – Our Recommendation

Let’s begin with this one. In many Indian homes, this paratha recipe is a wintertime staple. It’s quick, delicious, and packed with the health benefits of methi (fenugreek) leaves. Pair it with curd and chutney and you’re set. Click here. You can also give it a cheesy twist by adding a bit of cheese as a stuffing. For that recipe, click here.

2. Beetroot Paratha

Beetroot is packed with nutrients that benefit our health in a variety of ways. Given this, we present to you a beetroot paratha that should undoubtedly be a part of your diet. For the full recipe of beetroot paratha, click here.

3. Palak Paratha

We get hungry just thinking about ghee-slathered, hot, crispy parathas. This paratha recipe is loaded with spinach goodness. Remember to serve your palak paratha with butter, pickles, or yogurt as a condiment of your choice! Click here for the complete recipe.

4. Mooli Ka Paratha

For its distinct, hot and pungent flavour, radish (or mooli) tastes delicious as a stuffing in parathas. This vegetable is even more appealing due to its low-calorie content. Click here for the complete recipe.

5. Sarson Ka Paratha

If you’re tired of eating the same sarson ka saag, here’s a recipe that will help you incorporate mustard greens into your diet in a fresh way. Sarson ka paratha is the name of this dish. For the detailed recipe, click here.

Try these recipes at home for a quick lunch and let us know what you think in the comments section. Stay tuned for more winter special recipes.