Hummus Herb Paratha

Hummus paratha served with dal in the frame

This hummus herb paratha is a simple, easy to make flaky flatbreads that can be served for any meal. Pair it up with a delicious curry, salad, dal, yogurt or pickle. Or even some hummus!

Why Hummus Herb Paratha?

This hummus herb paratha is a simple and delcious paratha. This can be made with the ingredients that you might have on hand. This makes it a winner as it makes a scrumptious meal for your family.

Creamy hummus is not just a dip for your veggies or crackers. Though I love hummus and I would love to serve with veggies like in this Epic Mediterranean Vegan Board, I also incorporate hummus into many recipes. This tasty hummus can act as a binder as well as a flavor enhancer. Whether it is this Hummus Waffle or Hummus Kozhukattai, a fusion steamed dumpling, I can guaratnee that hummus adds extra layers of flavor. So in this paratha as well!

Now, A little bit of heat will jazz up your meal. There comes the habanero peppers. These spicy peppers add a fling that reverberates the spicy kick.

Creamy hummus paired with spicy habaneros and with a little hemp seeds makes these protein packed parathas a delightful and flavorful flatbread to relish for any meal.

Ingredients

The following ingredients are required to make this scrumptious hummus herb paratha.

Whole wheat flour - Whole wheat flour gives the extra nourishment and fiber making it a perfect base for the parathas.

Hummus - This hummus dip adds to the proteins and flavor of the parathas.

Salt - gives flavor

Herbs - This recipe uses a mixture of herbs like mint, cilantro, dill, and parsley. You can use your herb of choice.

Habanero pepper - Adds to the spicy kick in these parathas.

Oil - Neutral flavor oils work well in this recipe.

Hemp seeds - Enhances the protein content.

Water - To knead the dough.

Storage

These parathas are great to store at room temperature for a day. However, these can have extended shelflife of upto 10 days when stored in the refriegrator. Whenever needed, you can warm these on the stovetop and serve hot with curries.

Serving Suggestions

First of all, this paratha is a great choice to serve for any meal. Start your day with these nutritious paratha. They can be served with a cup of yougrt and some spicy pickle. Or you can serve these with some extra hummus on the side.

These parathas make a wonderful lunch when you pair with this cucumber feta salad with a perfect Mediterranean touch of flavors. You can also have a perfect lunch or brunch when you serve these flaky parathas with Mughlai Moong Dal, Dahi Bhindi with a side salad, and a cup of Mango Lassi! Nothing can beat that meal!

When you pair these parathas with a Simple Tadka Dal, it a quick and easy weeknight meal. For an elaborate dinner serve with Slow Cooker Dal Makhni or Butter Cauliflower, or Zucchini Kofta Curry.

However, if you prefer a complete vegan meal, you can serve with Simple Tadka Dal, Methi Aloo, Bhaingan Bharta, or Jackfruit Kofta Curry along with a salad for a perfect meal.

Is this vegan?

Yes, this recipe is vegan. As you can see, I didn't use any dairy/meat products in this recipe. If you prefer a regular version, you could use melted butter or ghee for brushing the parathas.

A Word of Caution

Habanero peppers are very spicy and may burn your eyes if proper care is not taken while handling them. Since this recipe uses them, I would like to remind you of the same steps that I have suggested in Xnipec Salsa or Mango Habanero Salsa. While handling habanero peppers make sure to use gloves and wash your hand with soap a couple of times. This will prevent any accidental contact with eyes and prevent the burning sensation. If happened, wash with generous amount of water. Further, if you can't handle the heat, you may reduce the amount of peppers. Or, you may also substitute with any other mild peppers.

Variations

I have used a quick and basic hummus in this recipe. For flavor variations you can try with any flavored hummus like Beetroot Hummus or Chipotle Hummus. These parathas can used like a canvas and hummus adds extra flavors making it a easy meal on the go wrapped in a foil waiting for you to consume it.

More Paratha Recipes

For the #2024alphabetchallenge, I am making parathas from A-Z. Earlier, I had shared Avocado Paratha, Beet Fennel Paratha, and I have veggies in this paratha and are great for any meal. While the Chocolate Cashew Coconut Caramel Stuffed Paratha and Dates Walnut Paratha use chocolates, nuts, dried fruits, and are great for desserts. Edamame Paratha and Fava Fennel Paratha are stuffed parathas with tasty filling and make a great lunch or dinner. Do you know you can add your salsa to make tasty paratha? Try these Green and Red Salsa Paratha and let me know how you loved them. Stay tuned for more delicious paratha recipes.