How To Freeze Parathas, How To Store Parathas
by Tarla Dalal
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We show you how to freeze parathas in an easy and simple way. What’s better is that these are whole wheat frozen parathas with no maida.
Yummy and sumptuous whole wheat parathas are absolutely irresistible, but seem like a luxury to somebody who is busy because they do not get the time to prepare it any time they want.
One way out is to make the parathas whenever you find time and freeze them. If done right, the frozen whole wheat parathas stay good for at least one month.
You can take out the required number of frozen parathas and thaw them whenever you want. This recipe explains how to freeze parathas. For them to stay fresh for longer, cool the parathas completely before packing and freezing them.
Do not place too much stuff in the freezer as that can reduce the efficiency and lead to some spoilage. We wish you happier meal times with these delectable frozen whole wheat parathas!
Aside from frozen paratha recipe check out our frozen aloo paratha recipe.
How To Freeze Parathas, How To Store Parathas recipe with step by step photos
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I want to send plain parathas to the US? This is a common question asked by those who travel international and want to carry parathas. Freeze your parathas by following our suggested method. They will be hard. Then ship to the US by air and they should be refrozen when it gets there. Enjoy your homemade parathas anywhere in the world.
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My frozen parathas turned out hard. What did i do wrong? To make sure the frozen paratha is soft, the dough has to be well kneaded. When you make the paratha, it should not be turned frequently and pressure should not be applied or else the paratha will become hard.
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How do i put my frozen parathas in the freezer? Stack the frozen parathas by keeping a butter paper in between each paratha and store them in freezer bags. Label the freezer bags with name and date. The date is important, as we would want to store the frozen parathas upto one month.
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Nutrient values (Abbrv) per paratha
Energy | 130 cal |
Protein | 2.6 g |
Carbohydrates | 15.7 g |
Fiber | 2.6 g |
Fat | 6.7 g |
Cholesterol | 0 mg |
Sodium | 4.3 mg |
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