Palak Paneer Paratha Recipe (2023)

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Palak paneer paratha is a whole wheat flatbread stuffed with a spiced spinach and paneer (Indian cottage cheese) filling. Made from wholesome ingredients, this protein-rich recipe is perfect for breakfast or a quick dinner and even lunchbox.

Here is a step by step recipe for how to prepare palak paneer paratha recipe from scratch.

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Palak Paneer Paratha is one of my go-to recipes for my kid's lunchbox as it a complete healthy meal in itself.

I made it almost every alternate day during my kid's toddler phase as she loved it so much.

Initially, I made it just by stuffing spinach in the atta (whole wheat flour) to just give a boost of nutrition to the otherwise plain roti.

With time, I added some cheese then some paneer and now it's a family favorite and we love to eat it for breakfast or even for dinner!

This Palak Paratha is

  • quick and easy
  • wholesome and nutritious
  • kid-friendly
  • Taste delicious hot or at room temperature.
  • Great for breakfast, lunchbox, and even dinner

Palak Paneeris a famous NorthIndiangravy dish made with spinach and Indian cottage cheese (paneer) and served with Indian flatbread like Chapati, Roti, paratha, naan, or even rice.

This palak paneer paratha is a my flatbread version of this gravy dish.

Spinach is a healthy leafy green vegetable linked to numerous health benefits. It has high insoluble fiber which helps digestion and is an excellent source of vitamins and minerals (iron, calcium, folic acid).

Paneer, on the other hand, is a great source of protein for vegetarians and also rich in fat, iron, calcium, and magnesium.

So palak and paneer together make a pretty nutritious and healthy combo!!

There are many variations of this paratha. For this post, I'm sharing the easier and quicker version, stuffed palak paneer paratha.

This paratha has the outer covering made from whole wheat flour filled with a mixture of spinach, cottage cheese (paneer), cheese flavored with Indian spices.

It is rolled in a circle and then cooked on a griddle with ghee until golden and crispy.

It makes an excellent healthy breakfast/dinner option and can be served with some raita and pickle Orgreen chutney

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Recipe Ingredients

For the dough - wheat Flour (atta), water, salt and oil.

For the Filling -

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  • Spinach leaves: I prefer to add raw chopped baby spinach to this recipe.
  • Paneer: Also known as India cottage cheese. Use homemade or store-bought.
  • Shredded cheese: This is optional, but I like to add it. Use shredded kind. Mozzarella or a Mexican cheese blends, pepper-jack are some favorites.
  • Spices: amchur (dry mango) powder, cumin seeds, red chili powder, garam masala, chaat masala, black pepper and salt.
  • Others: red onion, cilantro, and green chilies.

Step by Step Instructions

To make the atta dough

In a bowl add the whole wheat flour (atta), salt and 1 tablespoon oil (optional). Give it a quick mix.

Slowly add little water at a time and keep kneading to make a soft smooth dough.

Drizzle the remaining 1 teaspoon oil and give it a final knead and cover and let it rest covered on the counter top for 15-30 mins.

To stuff the paratha

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1 & 2 - In a mixing bowl add the ingredients for the filling like chopped spinach, cheese, paneer, red onions, cilantro, green chillies (optional) and spices. Give it a good mix and keep aside.

3 & 4 - Divide the rested dough into 4-5 parts. Take one portion of the doughand roll it into a 4" diameter circle using a rolling pinandsome dry wheat flour.

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5 - Apply some ghee at thecenterof this circleandplace 3-4 tablespoon of the stuffing on it.

6 - Bring all the ends togetherand pinch toseal tightly.

7 - If there is some additional dough at the peakafter sealing, remove itandflatten the stuffed dough ball.

8 - Dip the stuffed dough ball into the wheat flour

9 - Keeping the joined ends part facing upwards roll it into 6" diameter circle. Use wheat flour to roll as required.

To Roast the paratha

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10 - Heat a flat griddle (tava) on medium heat, once hot put this rolled paratha on it.

Cook for about a minuteor until you see some bubbles on the surface flip it and cook the other side.

11 & 12 - While the other side is cooking, apply some ghee (or butter or olive oil) on the side facing up.

Again flipand cook the side with ghee till its well doneandgolden in color.Repeat the process for other side too.

Once both sides are well cooked remove from griddle.Apply some generous smear of ghee. Repeat the entire process to make remaining parathas.

That's it, ourPalak Paneer Parathais ready. You can either make a stack of these or serve them as you make.

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Serving

This palak paratha can be served with some curd or raita and pickle Orgreen chutney. I even like it with some hot and sweet tomato sauce!!

To make it a Punjabi style meal top it off withglass ofSweet Lassi.Yumm!!

These parathas taste best when served hot and crispy but they are equally delicious when at room temperature making them perfect for lunch boxes.

Variations

  • Stuffed Palak paratha - Just make the filling with spinach along with spices. Great vegan option.
  • Palak paratha stuffed with paneer - puree the spinach and knead the dough with it like shared in the green roti. Another option is to add finely chopped spinach to the flour and knead it. Make the paneer filling and stuff the green dough and roll.
  • Aloo palak paratha - make the filling with spinach, boiled potatoes, and spices.

Recipe Tips and Notes

For the filling

  • I prefer to chop the spinach (even when using baby spinach) since it makes easierto roll the paratha and adding it raw preserves itsnutritionalvalue by directly cooking it while roasting the paratha.
  • Spinach tends to shrink or condense when cooked so add a sufficient quantity of filling. It may look a lot, to begin with but will adjust when cooked.
  • Add salt to the filling just when you want to make the parathas otherwise, it will release water and make the filling soggy.
  • The filling can be made ahead of time by a day or two and kept refrigerated in an airtight container. To make it ahead, add all ingredients except onions and salt and add them just before making parathas.
  • Leftover filling can be stored for up to a day but should be used as soon as possible as the onions will start to stink and the filling will turn soggy.

Parathas

  • Cooked paratha can be stored for a day or two.
  • Cool them completely and separate each paratha with parchment paper and place in a ziplock bag or container and in the refrigerator covered. You can also freeze them this way.
  • To serve, warm them in the microwave for 10-15 seconds or as required. For crispier paratha, roast them on the griddle until heated through.
  • To pack these paratha's for the lunchbox, allow them to cool before packing. Packing while they are hot will cause condensation and make them soggy.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best flour to use to make parathas?

I prefer using whole wheat flour to make my parathas as it adds a nice nutty taste thanks to the whole grains. I use the Aashirvaad Whole Wheat Flour (Atta).

Do you need to rest the paratha dough?

It's best to rest the dough before you roll out the parathas to help with gluten formation. This helps it to absorb the water and make the soft.

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Palak Paneer Paratha Recipe

Shweta Arora

Palak paneer paratha is a whole wheat flatbread stuffed with a spiced Spinach and Paneer (Indian cottage cheese) filling. Made from wholesome ingredients, this protein-rich recipe is perfect for breakfast or a quick dinner and even lunchbox.

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Prep Time 15 minutes mins

Cook Time 15 minutes mins

Resting time 15 minutes mins

Total Time 30 minutes mins

Course Breakfast

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Cuisine Indian

Servings 4 parathas

Ingredients

For the Dough

  • 1 cup whole wheat flour Atta, some more for dusting while rolling
  • ½ cup water or as needed to make a smooth soft dough
  • ¼ teaspoon salt
  • 5 teaspoon oil

For the filling:

  • 2 cups spinach leaves packed chopped, using baby spinach
  • 1 cup grated paneer Indian cottage cheese, homemade or store-bought
  • ¼ cup shredded cheese optional
  • 1-2 green chillies finely chopped
  • ¼ medium red onion finely chopped
  • ¼ cup cilantro finely chopped
  • 1 teaspoon amchur powder adjust to taste
  • ½ teaspoon cumin seeds powder
  • ½ teaspoon red chilli powder or to taste
  • ½ teaspoon garam masala or to taste
  • ½ teaspoon chaat masala
  • ¼ teaspoon black pepper powder
  • ½ salt adjust to taste
  • Some butter/ghee or olive oil as needed for roasting.

Instructions

To make the dough

  • In a bowl add the whole wheat flour (atta), salt, and 1 tablespoon oil (optional). Give it a quick mix.

  • Slowly add little water at a time and keep kneading to make a soft smooth dough.

  • Drizzle the remaining 1 teaspoon oil and give it a final knead and cover and let it rest covered on the counter top for 15-30 mins.

To make the filling

  • In a mixing bowl add the ingredients for the filling like chopped spinach, cheese, paneer, red onions, cilantro, green chilies (optional), and spices. Give it a good mix and keep aside.

To make the palak paneer parathas

  • Divide the rested dough into 4-5 parts. Take one portion of the doughand roll it into a 4" diameter circle using a rolling pinandsome dry wheat flour.

  • Apply some ghee at thecenterof this circleandplace 3-4 tablespoon of the stuffing on it.

  • Bring all the ends togetherand pinch toseal tightly. If there is some additional dough at the peakafter sealing, remove itandflatten the stuffed dough ball.

  • Dip the stuffed dough ball into the wheat flour and keeping the joined ends part facing upwards roll it into a 6" diameter circle. Use wheat flour to roll as required.

To roast the paratha

  • Heat a flat griddle (tava) on medium heat, once hot put this rolled paratha on it.Cook for about a minuteor until you see some bubbles on the surface flip it and cook the other side.

  • While the other side is cooking, apply some ghee (or butter or olive oil) on the side facing up.

  • Again flipand cook the side with ghee till it's well doneandgolden in color.Repeat the process for another side too.

  • Once both sides are well-cooked remove from griddle.Apply some generous amount of ghee or butter.

  • Repeat the entire process to make the remaining parathas.

  • That's it, ourPalak Paneer Parathais ready. You can either make a stack of these or serve them as you make.

Notes

Recipe Tips and Notes

  • For the filling
    • Spinach tends to shrink or condense when cooked so add a sufficient quantity of filling. It may look a lot, to begin with, but will adjust when cooked.
    • Add salt to the filling just when you want to make the parathas otherwise, it will release water and make the filling soggy.
    • The filling can be made ahead of time by a day or two and kept refrigerated in an airtight container.
    • To make it ahead, add all ingredients except onions and salt and add them just before making parathas.
    • Leftover filling can be stored for up to a day but should be used as soon as possible as the onions will start to stink and the filling will turn soggy.
    Parathas
    • Cooked paratha can be stored for a day or two.
    • Cool them completely and separate each paratha with parchment paper and place in a ziplock bag or container and in the refrigerator covered. You can also freeze them this way.
    • To serve, warm them in the microwave for 10-15 seconds or as required. For crispier paratha, roast them on the griddle until heated through.
    • To pack these paratha's for the lunchbox, allow them to cool before packing. Packing while they are hot will cause condensation and make them soggy.

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  1. Palak Paneer Paratha Recipe (10)Nandita Pai Shirali

    How interesting is this! When I read the title I was wondering if you made use of excess Palak Paneer side dish and converted into a paratha, which also sounds good... But this stuffing looks so novel! Love that last pic. I am definitely going to try this soon... 🙂

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  2. Palak Paneer Paratha Recipe (11)Pooja S

    nice clicks...
    Lazy2cook

    Reply

  3. Palak Paneer Paratha Recipe (12)Julie

    wow..they puffed up so good,looks yummy n protein packed 🙂

    Reply

  4. Palak Paneer Paratha Recipe (13)anusha praveen

    Delicious parathas. Oh my! that filling is simply beautiful i m sure it must have tasted heavenly in this cold

    Reply

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FAQs

Is Paneer paratha good for health? ›

While lachcha paratha is loaded with fats and can increase risk of heart disease, paneer paratha, rich in protein, can be a healthy alternative, says nutritionist Divya Sobti.

What is the benefit of Palak paratha? ›

It is also a great source of B vitamins, vitamin E vitamin K, and minerals like calcium, magnesium and potassium. Tell your kids that you are making Popeye's Palak Paratha for them and they will jump with joy. This green paratha tastes yummy with spices like garlic and green chilli.

What to eat with Palak paratha? ›

Palak paratha can be eaten with lemon pickle, mango pickle, curd, or white butter and it is great during winters or monsoons with a cup of hot ginger tea.

What is Paneer paratha made of? ›

Paneer paratha is a popular North Indian stuffed flatbread made with a whole wheat flour dough and filled with savory, spiced, grated paneer (Indian cottage cheese) stuffing. Paneer paratha is one of the most popular stuffed paratha varieties from Punjab and usually made for breakfast.

Which is healthier roti or paratha? ›

Roti is also very versatile – different types of flours can be used to make it, and one can pick a flour that works the best for their diet. It is also oil-free, unlike a paratha, which makes it a better choice for weight loss.

Which is the healthiest paratha? ›

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Who should not eat Palak? ›

People who are taking blood thinners, such as warfarin, should consult with their healthcare practitioner before eating large amounts of spinach ( 34 ). People who are prone to kidney stones may want to avoid spinach. This leafy green is also very high in vitamin K1, which can be a problem for people on blood thinners.

What are the disadvantages of Palak? ›

  • It limits your calcium absorption. Spinach contains oxalic acid. ...
  • You may develop kidney stones. Spinach is among those green veggies that contain the highest amount of oxalic acid. ...
  • Nitrate can be dangerous for babies. ...
  • Interaction with medications. ...
  • Metabolisation.
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Is it OK to eat Palak daily? ›

Garima Goyal, a dietician and nutritionist says it is safe to consume the leafy vegetable daily, as long as it is taken in “limited quantities”. “Spinach contains essential B-complex vitamins like folate, as well as vitamins A, C and K. Most diets lack one or more essential vitamins.

Can I eat paneer paratha daily? ›

Yes, paneer paratha is healthy.

How do Indians eat paratha? ›

Serving. The paratha is an important part of a traditional breakfast and other meals on the Indian subcontinent. Often a paratha is eaten with butter, chutney, pickles, ketchup, yogurt, or raita as condiments.

Which paratha is best for breakfast? ›

The flour that is used to make the paratha dough makes a big difference in determining its health value. If you make parathas using whole wheat flour or multigrain flour instead of all-purpose flour, it will be a healthier option.

Is paratha the same as naan? ›

Paratha, while definitely bread, is not baked the way that naan is. Rather, it's fried in a tawa, a stone frying pan, using butter or cooking oil. While naan is generally rolled out once and slapped up against the side of the tandoor, paratha often gets rolled out multiple times, creating a very flaky bread.

Is paratha oil or ghee? ›

Using ghee for frying paranthas is a better option because ghee has a higher smoking point, which makes it a better choice as compared to butter for frying paranthas.

Is paratha junk food or not? ›

A paratha is not considered junk food. It can be considered a healthy choice if the preparation is done right. It is unhealthy if one makes paratha with lots of fat and ghee or prepares the stuffing with harmful processes like deep frying.

Which is healthier naan or roti? ›

Tandoori roti is generally considered a healthier option than Naan as it is made with whole wheat flour and is not typically brushed with butter before serving.

Are chapatis healthier than naan? ›

Roti is low in calories. In fact, it has zero saturated and trans fat and cholesterol. Naan is a high-calorie flatbread.

What is more unhealthy rice or roti? ›

Roti is a healthier option compared to rice as it is made from wheat, which is high in fibre, protein, and minerals. It is also low in calories, making it a good option for weight loss. Roti is also a good source of energy, and it can keep you full for longer periods.

What are the disadvantages of paratha? ›

As one of the ingredients used to make paratha is maida, overeating can have adverse effects on your health. Maida, a refined wheat flour, is known to cause constipation, indigestion, obesity and heart problems.

Is ghee better than butter for paratha? ›

07/10​Which is better? Ghee is used to fry pooris, paranthas and make halwa. Using ghee for frying paranthas is a better option because ghee has a higher smoking point, which makes it a better choice as compared to butter for frying paranthas.

Can you eat paratha and still lose weight? ›

01/7​Eat parathas and still lose weight!

Don't worry, you can still enjoy some lip-smacking parathas without adding any extra kilos. Make sure you do not overeat and do not use too much oil, ghee or butter.

Why should we not eat palak and paneer together? ›

When consumed together, the calcium in the paneer restricts the iron absorption from spinach. Since less than 5% of the iron in spinach is absorbed by the body, it offers relatively less iron to our bodies.

Why palak and tomato should not be cooked together? ›

Spinach And Tomatoes

Both these foods are loaded with oxalate that forms calcium oxalate stones in the kidneys. So, avoid eating these together.

Should we not eat palak and paneer together? ›

According to the expert, spinach or palak is rich in iron and paneer is rich in calcium. “When these two food items are eaten together, calcium inhibits the nutrient absorption of iron. So, for maximum iron utilisation, have palak-aloo or palak-corn,” she suggested.

What is the English name for palak vegetable? ›

The Hindi word “Palak” also has its roots in Persian. The English word "spinach" dates to the late 14th century from espinache (French: épinard).

Is palak bad for kidneys? ›

Leafy greens are rich in potassium, which you may need to watch with kidney disease. The amount of potassium you can have each day will depend on your stage of kidney disease or the type of dialysis you receive. Most people with CKD do not have to limit leafy greens because of potassium.

Is palak anti inflammatory? ›

Spinach is one of the more popular anti-inflammatory superfoods.

What is the difference between palak and Saag? ›

Typically in northern India, Saag refers to a combination of spinach and mustard greens, whereas Palak is the Hindi name for spinach. The main difference between the two is that Saag Paneer can be made with any leafy greens or a combination of greens, but, Palak Paneer refers to a curry made with spinach leaves only.

What is the difference between spinach and palak? ›

Palak is the Hindi word for spinach. Thus, the only greens in a palak curry are mature spinach leaves.

What is the healthy way of eating palak? ›

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  5. Blend it into hummus. ...
  6. Include spinach in your omelets. ...
  7. Eat it on pizza.

Does paneer spike insulin? ›

Paneer does not include blood sugar, which is what makes it especially good for people with diabetes. Due to the low glycemic index of paneer, it is an excellent choice of food for people with diabetes. Due to the minimal amount of carbs in paneer, your blood sugar will not spike after eating it.

Can diabetics have paneer? ›

Paneer is a healthy food option for diabetes because of its low glycemic index. Paneer for diabetes is considered a healthy option because paneer does not increase sugar levels because of low carbohydrates.

Why is paneer so expensive? ›

A second wholesaler based in Delhi attributed the rise in paneer prices to the increase in the cost of full-cream milk. “Milk prices have increased due to less fat (in the milk),” the wholesaler told ThePrint. “Buffalo milk has a lot more fat so we increase the prices for paneer too.

What is the difference between a chapati and a paratha? ›

One of the most popular unleavened flatbreads in India for its versatility, parathas are flaky, chewy and denser than chapatis.

Do Indians eat roti or naan? ›

Roti and naan are staples in Indian cuisine. At first glance, these two types of flatbreads may look similar, but there are many aspects that are different about the two. You may love both types of these delicious Indian bread but may not know the difference between them.

What is roti called in English? ›

Roti (in English known as chapati) is a round flatbread native to the Indian subcontinent. It is commonly consumed in many Southeast Asian countries. Roti. flat roti, also known as chapati.

Why paratha is eaten with curd? ›

It is often eaten with parathas, consumed as raita or in the form of sweet lassi or chaas. Curd is known to soothe the stomach; the bacteria in the curd help digestion. Curd is loaded with vitamins and minerals, and it helps in increasing your immunity.

Is paratha better than Puri? ›

Paratha absorbs more oil as compare to Puri. Since generally Parathas are cooked on low flame (shallow-fried). Puries absorb less oil as these are cooked on high flame and Puri floats on the surface of the oil.

Which Indian bread is healthiest? ›

Healthy breads

Khakhra – dry roasted like thin papad made from any whole grain. Rotla / Bakhri – Thick roti normally made from millets like ragi, bajra, juwar. Tandoori Roti – baked in a clay oven called a tandoor.

What is the most popular Indian bread? ›

Naan is probably the most famous of Indian bread. This fluffy, leavened Indian flatbread is best served hot, and even though it is ideal for sopping up the gravy in curry dishes, it also the perfect accompaniment for other popular dishes like tandoori chicken.

What is the difference between Thepla and paratha? ›

#gohomely the difference between Thepla and paratha is the method of making.. thepla is made with the dough made up of fenugreek,flour,salt and some spices whereas for paratha is made with ? dough and stuffed with different stuffings. Thepla is rolled very thin and parathas are lil thicker because of stuffing.

Which is more unhealthy oil or ghee? ›

Well, it is certainly clear that Ghee is healthier than refined oils. Use ghee in moderation though, because it has lots of fats and calories. If you wish to discuss any specific problem, you can consult an Ayurveda.

Do Indian restaurants use ghee or oil? ›

Yep, that's right. Ghee is one of Indian chefs' favorite ingredients. It's a clarified butter that does not spoil very easily. Most Indian restaurants will substitute vegetable oil for ghee upon request, so don't be afraid to ask for your dish to be ghee-free.

Is ghee unhealthy than oil? ›

Since ghee is primarily made up of saturated fat, it's more stable and less easily oxidized during cooking, making it a superior choice to almost all vegetable oils. (If you're worried about saturated fat's supposed link to heart disease, head here for more on the diet-heart myth.)

What happens if you eat too much paratha? ›

The amount of saturated fat in paratha is high and consuming it in excess can increase the amount of bad cholesterol in your body.

Why is paratha unhealthy? ›

If made in just the right way, parathas can actually be a healthy dish. Parathas are considered unhealthy because most people stuff them with a lot of unhealthy stuffing and cook them in an ungodly amount of ghee, oil or butter.

Can I eat paratha once a week? ›

Hello good morning, Yes 1paratha she can take once a week but be sure it should be made of multigrain aata and home made ghee. No refined flour and refined oil should be there. Missi roti or green veg stuff paratha also she can take for a change and in nutrition point of view.

Is paratha healthy or unhealthy? ›

If made in just the right way, parathas can actually be a healthy dish. Parathas are considered unhealthy because most people stuff them with a lot of unhealthy stuffing and cook them in an ungodly amount of ghee, oil or butter.

Is paneer paratha good for muscle gain? ›

Now, it is a well-known fact that paneer is heavy in good fats. Eating paneer is a must for people, especially vegetarian people who are looking to gain weight and muscles. It is also rich in protein, which helps in its immense popularity amongst people who are regulars at the gym.

How many calories in a paneer paratha? ›

One Paneer Paratha gives 276 calories. Out of which carbohydrates comprise 120 calories, proteins account for 41 calories and remaining calories come from fat which is 115 calories. One Paneer Paratha provides about 14 percent of the total daily calorie requirement of a standard adult diet of 2,000 calories.

Is paratha healthier than naan? ›

Naan is another type of bread commonly consumed in India, but it is not typically considered to be a healthy option due to the high calorie and fat content associated with it. Paratha is another common Indian flatbread that can be a nutritious option when made from whole wheat flour and stuffed with vegetables.

Will I gain weight if I eat paneer everyday? ›

Unlike popular belief, eating paneer will not make you gain weight. On the contrary, it will nourish your body and provide it with the much-needed protein, if you are a vegetarian. Low-fat cow milk paneer is, in fact, ideal for you if you are on a weight loss diet.

What are the disadvantages of eating paneer daily? ›

Even if you have a weak or sensitive digestive system, paneer can cause bloating, gas, diarrhoea, and stomach pain. The protein content, mainly casein and whey, can also be bothersome for those who are allergic to it. Many times these allergies go undiagnosed.

Can diabetics eat paneer paratha? ›

Yes, paneer is good for diabetes as paneer has a low glycemic index and is rich in protein.

Is ghee paratha unhealthy? ›

Parathas Are High In Calories

Plain paratha is made from whole grains and ghee. Did you know one paratha contains about 260 calories? That's a lot if you're on a weight loss diet. However, while parathas with moderate amounts of ghee, butter might seem healthy, the fat content may be higher.

Which is better bread or paratha? ›

Roti can also be prepared from the flour of millets, bajra and jowar. These all healthy unrefined grains are great for your well being! With the mentioned points, one can easily conclude that roti is always healthier than bread.

Does a paratha have more calories than Roti? ›

According to Dr. Ranjana Singh, when it comes to 6-inch wheat Roti, it contains about 15 grams of carbs, 3 grams of protein and 70 calories. On the other hand, when it comes to 6-inch wheat Paratha, it contains about 126 calories. Now you can guess for yourself what will be good for weight loss.

How many calories are there in 4 Palak paratha? ›

One Palak Paratha gives 141 calories. Out of which carbohydrates comprise 68 calories, proteins account for 12 calories and remaining calories come from fat which is 63 calories. One Palak Paratha provides about 7 percent of the total daily calorie requirement of a standard adult diet of 2,000 calories.

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