Cheesy Spinach Dip Stuffed Paratha is a modern take on the classic Indian stuffed flatbread, inspired by creamy spinach dips and everyday paratha traditions. Spinach has long been used in Indian kitchens during cooler months when fresh greens are abundant and flavourful. Pairing it with cheese creates a filling that stays soft, rich, and comforting without overpowering the wheat base. This paratha works well for busy mornings, school lunches, or relaxed dinners because it combines vegetables, dairy, and grains in one dish. The use of Aashirvaad 100% MP Sharbati Atta helps keep the paratha pliable and evenly cooked, even with a generous stuffing inside.
Add Aashirvaad 100% MP Sharbati Atta and salt to a bowl. Gradually pour in water and knead into a soft dough. The wheat absorbs water evenly, making the dough smooth without extra effort. Add oil and knead briefly to finish. Cover and rest for 20 minutes to relax the gluten.
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Cook Spinach
Heat a pan on medium heat and add the chopped spinach. Cook until wilted and most of the moisture evaporates. This step prevents soggy filling later. Transfer the spinach to a bowl and allow it to cool completely before adding cheese and spices.
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Mix Filling
Add processed cheese, mozzarella, garlic, green chillies, black pepper, and salt to the cooled spinach. Mix gently until the filling holds together. The combination of cheeses ensures both creaminess and stretch once heated inside the paratha.
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Stuff Paratha
Divide the rested dough into equal portions. Roll one portion into a small disc and place a generous spoonful of filling in the centre. Bring the edges together and seal firmly to lock the filling inside and avoid cheese oozing while cooking.
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Roll Evenly
Flatten the stuffed dough slightly and dust with atta. Roll gently into a medium-thick paratha. MP Sharbati wheat allows smooth rolling without tearing, even with a rich, soft filling.
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Cook on Tawa
Heat a tawa on medium heat. Cook the paratha until bubbles form, then flip and apply ghee or oil. Cook both sides until golden spots appear and the surface turns crisp while the inside stays soft and cheesy.