Kothu Parotta is a popular Street snack, in parts of South India and Srilanka. ‘Kothu’ means minced or chopped. This is a stir-fry, made with savoury scrambled egg and chopped up / torn pieces of parotta (paratha) which is the popular layered and fried flatbread
You can hear the signature clacking noise in the evenings near the Kothu parotta stalls as the vendors chop up the ingredients together on a hot cast iron griddle, using a flat metal spatula.
People as they cue up eagerly to buy the hot and savoury snack, love to see the process, which varies from vendor to vendor. Some add cooked chicken to the mix, but I much prefer the one with egg.
These days, it is easy to buy parotta almost anywhere. Next time, reserve a few to make this quick and yummy snack in no time at all. It may be served with any simple dal or chicken curry or ‘ quick dalcha’. Watch the Video and scroll down for Recipe.
Kothu Parotta | ‘Torn Paratha’ Stir-Fry
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Recipe Name: Kothu Parotta | ‘Torn Paratha’ Stir-Fry
Recipe Type: Snacks and Savories
Author: Shana c/o Recipes ‘R’ Simple
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Yield: ( 4 servings)
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This recipe is also available on my Malayalam channel. Click here to watch the Malayalam Video.
Key Ingredients: Parotta, Onion, Egg, Ginger, Garlic, Coriander Leaves, Spices, Salt, Oil.
EAT AND TELL!!!
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Can this be made using chappathi instead of parotta?
Yes, as long as the chaps-this are soft it should turn out good 🙂