Hey Guys ! I am back with some great news ! I am finally translating my recipes into Youtube videos and I am really excited about this. Starting with it, Here is the Keto Radish Flatbreads or Keto Mooli Parathas which you will love for sure.
I hope I have made the recipe quite simple for you. If you Like it, please leave a comment here on Youtube Video.
Also, What kind of recipes you would like to see more ? I already have some delicious healthy recipes planned, but would welcome your feedback.
Also, many people asked about the silicon mat I used in this recipe,
Here it is (For people in India) –Â BUY HERE
Also, when we are talking about Parathas , have you seen these similar recipes ?
Keto Fenugreek Flatbreads/Methi Parathas
Keto Avocado flatbreads- Indian WayÂ
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- 1.5 cups Shredded Radish/daikon/mooli
- 1 tsp salt
- 2-3 tbsp chopped coriander
- 1 inch grated ginger
- 1 tsp coriander powder
- 1 tsp red chilli powder
- 1-2 whole green chilly chopped finely
- 1/2 cup/ 40g Almond flour
- 90 grams mozzarella cheese cubes or shredded beware of the starch in shredded cheese
Ingredients
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- Take 1.5 cups of shredded Radish in a sieve placed over an empty vessel.
- Add 1 tsp Salt and soak for 20 minutes
- Squeeze out the water completely or else it becomes wet while rolling.
- Take the squeezed radish; Add coriander leaves, ginger,salt, chilli powder, coriander powder, chopped chillies and almond flour and combine well. Keep this paratha mix aside.
- Take 90 g/ 3 oz of mozzarella in different bowl and microwave for 40-50 seconds till it melts.
- Add the Paratha mix in the melted cheese and combine with a fork until it forms a lump/ dough.
- Knead the dough with your hands gently , do not apply pressure.
- Take a silicon mat, make 4 portions. Roll them with your hands and roll with a rolling pin until they form 12-14 cm diameter rotis.
- Line a baking tray with a baking sheet and bake at 180c/350F for 12 minutes. Serve with hung curd or mint chutney.
Nutritional DisclaimerÂ
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6 comments
Pl. suggest,substitute for Almond flour in this recipe.
you can use coconut flour for this recipe, but taste will be too coconut-ey !
So I’m not a fan of mooli and I had them in my fridge. I had to gulp it down some how so thought I’d try out the talked about mooli paratha recipe. I did it…and OMG!!! I loved every bit of it…the texture ,taste, color and it went well with chicken. Thank u so much sweetheart for the recipe. I think I’m gonna do it again Tonite. Mwaaaaah!!!
WOW ! Glad you like it. I make the mooli parathas quite often too 😛
Can u make the same with gobi??
yes ! absolutely, experiment !