If I can say the one thing that I can compromise on road side shops, it is with no doubt my favourite kothu parotta. I just love the taste in road side shops and it can noway be compared with the taste we get in restaurants. I tried to recreate the taste and it was close to it except for the addition of chalna they use.

Egg Kothu Parotta Recipe - Ingredients
Serves 1
- Parotta - 2
- Egg - 1
- Onion - 1 chopped finely
- Tomato - 1 chopped finely
- Turmeric powder - a pinch
- Red chilli powder - 1 tsp
- Pepper powder - 1/2 tsp
- Ginger garlic paste - 1 tsp
- Coriander leaves - 1 tsp chopped finely
To temper:
- Sombu(Fennel seeds) - 1/2 tsp (optional)
- Curry leaves - few
- Green chilli - 1 chopped finely

Method:
- Chop the parottas into small pieces. Keep aside.
- Heat oil, first temper fennel seeds then add add curry leaves, green chillies let it splutter. Then add ginger garlic paste, allow it to brown slightly.
- Now add onions, once it turns golden brown, add tomatoes when it turns mushy add turmeric, chilli and pepper powder. Add required salt and mix well.
- Then add the eggs mix it to scramble well, once it turns nicely fried and blended with the masalas add the chopped parato and give a stir so that parotta is blended well with the egg and masalas. Garnish with coriander leaves and switch off.

My Notes:
- You can skip eggs and add any veggie of your choice.
- Usually in road side shops for 1 plate of kothu parotta they use 2 shredded parotas and 2 eggs with the above said ingredients with chalna added at the end which gives a mushy and soft texture.
- Also for the road style kothu parotta they add chalna(the kurma that comes with normal parottas) which gives a very nice taste.
- Squeeze lemon juice while serving if you like the flavour.

I prefer kothu parotta to normal parotta any day and the taste in restaurants can stand no where near the kothu parotta style the road side shops makes. I am yet to make my own parottas , to me it seems to be always a tiresome task but sure to post it soon.
















looks yummy :)I make it by adding salna to it...
ReplyDeleteNice :) I love kothu parota. What would be the best choice of veggies - cabbage, capsicum okay?
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ReplyDeleteI love it too,but I have the veg version(without the egg).Looks delicious!!
ReplyDeleteSuperb!!!.. i love kothu porotta.. if thats with egg even more yummier :)
ReplyDeleteKothu parota is my hubby fav and I prepare the same with addition of eggs:) Looks yummyooo....
ReplyDeleteThis is yummm I say :) Love it. I have never had the road side version but have tasted it from Hot chips.
ReplyDeleteI like dis,but an eggless version
ReplyDeletewow!!my favourite....usually when i go to hotel i order for it....yum yum!!
ReplyDeleteLove this too ...every time I go out order this but veg version ....looks so yum
ReplyDeleteGREAT IDEA WITH THE EGGS IMPROVES NUTRITION TOO...
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ReplyDeleteI can have this delicious kothu parotta anytime,yumm!
ReplyDeleteWow.... looks so delicious.
ReplyDeleteExcellent recipe dear,makes me mouthwatering.
ReplyDeleteMy fav too Sharmi,missing these now a days:(
ReplyDeleteLuks super tempting and the recipe is too gud...
Nice presentation Sharmi. Never made it before though.
ReplyDeleteI usually make kothu parota with leftover sabzis :) Instead of adding the various masala powders I dunk in any sabzi or dal and viola, it's done! I add a few eggs to make it more wholesome. It's a great way to use up leftover curry/vegetables. In fact, this is on the menu tonight!
ReplyDeleteIt came out so perfect ~ very well recreated!
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Looks delicious,nice clicks and presentation.
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The kothu parota looks so tasty! Love the clicks, very tempting.
ReplyDeleteMy fav food, I had few times in my last trip :) Good one.
ReplyDeleteTotally loved your version of this kothu paratha!!! Looks so tasty!!!
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OMG Sharmi....these are my favorite....I wish these are my dinner :(
ReplyDeleteLove this...looks tempting and yummy.....Nice clicks too.
ReplyDeletevery tempting kothu parottas!!nice clicks..
ReplyDeletemy favorite... so very delicious.
ReplyDeleteOmg, mouthwatering here..wat a fabulous kothu paratha..
ReplyDeletewe love this kothu looks delicious
ReplyDeleteA 'Parotta' is a parantha,am I right?
ReplyDeleteAnd I also wanted to know what is 'Chalna'.I Googled the term and I guess it is some curry?
i too luv this recipe.. but the ones i have tasted here never match the taste we get in India.
ReplyDeletewill try my luck at home :)
@Fahad Khan : Parotta is with fully maida(white flour) but paratha uses wheat flour as the main ingredient. And chalna is a kurma type of siddish they give in road side shops here with parotta :)
ReplyDeleteLove kothu parotta. Your clicks are very tempting!
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite...Thanks for the recipe...love all your recipes..Do check out my blog too dear..
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First time visiting ur blog.. Awesome pics and lovely recipes..
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I think I missed few post.. really hectic :( .. anyways kothu parotta my very fav one... feel like grabbing it and finish it off :)
ReplyDeletewow this looks so nice and yummy.
ReplyDeleteCan we try this whith (wheat)rotis?? or parotta compulsory
ReplyDelete@Jo : You can very well adapt this recipe for rotis too....Do try and let me know!
ReplyDeleteI'm probably the only guy commenting here, and I have to say your recipe worked wonderfully. Wow! That kothu parotta made my day. My wife is at her mom's place after a fight and your recipe saved me. Big thumbs up to you. :)
ReplyDeletewe make this recipe from leftover chapatis...its too yummy with curd!
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ReplyDeleteI tried this recipe and it came out well.. :) Missed chalna though :(