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1. Bottle Gourd Paratha or Dhebra or Thepala (Flat Bread)
Ingredients Amount
Bottle gourd ¼ th small (125 g)
Wheat flour ½ katori (45 g) z
Jawar flour ½ katori (45 g)
Green chilies, very finely chopped 1-2 (Optional)
Ginger, peeled and finely grated ½ inch piece
Coriander leaves, cleaned and chopped 1 small bunch
Turmeric powder A pinch
Oil for pan frying 2 tsp (10 ml)
Salt As per doctors recommendation.
 
Method
 
Making dough
  Peel and grate Bottle gourd. Squeeze out water by pressing lightly between both palms.
  Mix all ingredients except oil in a bowl and make firm dough. If necessary, add water.
  Knead well and keep aside for 10 minutes.
   
Rolling out parathas
  Divide dough into 4 equal portions balls.
  Keep them covered with a moist cloth.
  Roll out the one paratha at a time using a little dry flour. Roll it to thick parathas.
  Heat a griddle (Tava).
  Put the paratha on the hot griddle. Turn it over when it changes colour to semi translucent and you can see a few blisters on the under-surface.
  Cook the other side same way and turn over again.
  Brush a little oil on both surfaces, one by one.
  Press it gently all over, using a flat spatula, coaxing it to fluff up into a ball. If you see any steam escaping, seal it by pressing it with the spatula. This helps the fluffing up of the paratha. If it doesn't, do not worry; just make sure that it is cooked well.
  Cook until crisp and nicely browned on both sides.
  Serve hot.
   
Variation -You can make use of cabbage or pumpkin or cauliflower in place of bottle gourd or permitted vegetables to prepare respective paratha.
 
Serving - 6 Parathas
Nutritive Value
Serving Energy
(kcal)
Protein
(g)
CH0
(g)
Fat
(g)
Na
(mg)
K
(mg)
Phos
(mg)
Iron
(mg)
Ca
(mg)
1 paratha 76.15 1.7 11.04 2.7 2.3 44.6 45.27 0.7 8.1
 
  Suitable for renal failure patients with controlled serum K (Potassium) levels.
  Suitable for patients with Diabetes.