Parantha. Paratha. Parauntha. No matter how you say it, paranthas have been an Indian breakfast staple since like, forever. They're called Palata in Burma and farata in the Maldives. But all of us can proudly puff out our chests and say that paranthas actually originated from the Indian Subcontinent. They have conquered our hearts, taste buds & lunch boxes. They are the cheat codes our mums used to make us eat all the veggies we wouldn't have any other way. Be it with butter, curd, pickle or plain, paranthas are just awesome.
It reminds me of Rani Mukherjee & Hrithik Roshan from the movie Mujhse Dosti Karoge. Every time I have these there's just one dialogue in my head, " Garama garam gobhi ke paranthe, dahi mei dubao aur..."
Can you make out of just onions and flour? Apparently, yes we can.