Paratha sandwich
Instructions
Tips
To ensure that your paratha sandwich turns out just right, stick to fresh and high-quality vegetables that are firm to the touch and bright in colour. Make sure to chop the vegetables into small, bite-sized pieces so they are delicate and add a slight crunch instead of being overpowering in the sandwich. Avoid overloading the bread with too much filling, as this can make it difficult to eat and take away from the overall flavour. It is all about balance, and a little goes a long way when it comes to your paratha sandwich fillings.
Questions about paratha sandwiches
Start the day right with a vegetable-filled paratha sandwich with labneh and paneer cheese for suhoor. Read on below to learn more about paratha bread and its delicious uses.
Ingredients
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Labneh
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2 tbsp |
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Onion
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1 |
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Cucumber
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1 |
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Red pepper
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1 |
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Yellow pepper
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1 |
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Green pepper
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1 |
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Tomato
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1 |
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Paratha bread
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1 |
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Paneer cheese
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100 g |
Savour a paratha sandwich with labneh
Our paratha sandwich with labneh is a delicious and satisfying light meal that combines a variety of textures and flavours to create a perfect balance of taste and nourishment. The filling ingredients bring a wide range of flavours to the sandwich. The different coloured peppers offer a sweet crispiness as well as a pop of colour and freshness. As a counterpoint to the other components, the cucumber provides a refreshing, cool taste with a light and crisp texture. Finally, thin onion slices add a sharp, savoury flavour that complements the other ingredients, while the tomato brings a juicy, sweet freshness. All in all, our paratha sandwich with labneh is a cornucopia of delicious ingredients, making for the perfect choice for suhoor – or even for breaking the fast with iftar, if you need something light and fresh to get started.
Mild and dense paneer cheese on creamy, slightly tart labneh
Paneer cheese and labneh are two of the most popular cheeses used in Middle Eastern cuisine. Both are versatile and tasty and bring a distinctive flavour and texture to the sandwich. Paneer cheese is a fresh Indian cheese made from cow milk and has a dense, crumbly texture and a mild, milky flavour perfect for adding richness to the paratha sandwich filling.
Labneh, on the other hand, is a Middle Eastern cheese made from strained yoghurt. It is tart, creamy, and has a thick, spreadable consistency, making it the perfect base for the paratha sandwich. The tanginess of labneh works as a perfect counterbalance to the sweet and crisp flavours of the vegetables, creating a delicious and well-balanced dish.
Explore the wonders of labneh with our recipe for sweet pancakes with honey and dried cranberries, or enjoy the delights of feta cheese with a quinoa salad with roasted vegetables and spinach cannelloni with bechamel sauce.
Use light and fluffy flatbread for sandwiches
Paratha bread is an Indian delicacy that is flaky, layered, and quickly becomes the star of the show especially for breakfast. With its crispy golden-brown exterior and soft, light, fluffy interior, it is no wonder that paratha is the best bread to hold the delicious cheese and vegetable paratha sandwich fillings. The bread’s mild, buttery flavour adds just the right amount of richness to the sandwich without overpowering the other flavours. The crispy exterior gives way to a soft and chewy interior, making every bite a true sensory experience and balancing the crispy vegetables.
Experiment with the paratha fillings
When it comes to making the perfect paratha sandwich, there is one thing that is for sure: it is all about the filling. The good news is, with a little creativity, you can adjust the filling to suit your individual taste. Do not be afraid to mix things up and add your favourite vegetables to the mix.
Peppers, cucumbers, onions, and tomatoes are a classic combination, but why not add some roasted courgette, shredded carrot, or even some spicy jalapenos for a little kick? The buttery bread can balance most ingredients, so you can easily try something different with your paratha sandwich fillings.
