Aloo paratha is the breakfast of North India, especially in Punjab, where a proper morning begins with hot flatbreads stuffed with spiced potatoes. The dough is rolled thin around a buttery potato filling and cooked on a griddle until golden, then served with yogurt, pickle, and a slab of butter. It is hearty enough to carry you through the morning and beloved enough to show up at dinner tables too.
Golden, flaky, and hiding a hot potato heart
Each paratha is crisp and blistered on the outside, with layers of flaky whole wheat pastry hiding a soft, warmly spiced potato filling. Cumin, ginger, green chilies, and a touch of amchur give the potatoes a bright, savory kick that pairs perfectly with cool yogurt. Brushed with ghee and torn apart by hand, it is the most comforting way to start any day. Pair it with a glass of sweet lassi and you will understand why this is the breakfast Punjabis miss most when they travel.
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