Paneer Wraps

Paneer also known as Cottage Cheese is known for its versatility. Every body loves it. My kids are a sucker for paneer. They would devour any dish that I can concoct with them. This recipe was a given by a good friend whose daughter and my sons go to music class together. While waiting for the kids to come back from their classes, all the good old ladies waiting outside used to have great chit chat. It will be like big ladies only party. We all used to have a great time. I would call that as quality time well spent.
As all the ladies had kids going to school within the age of 10, all of them had problems with lunch box. The trick is to prepare food that they can easily eat and to prevent them from bringing half the lunch back home. This is a great recipe was a sure hit among many of them.

You'll Need:
For the Rolls:
Wheat Flour – 1 cup
Salt – to taste
For the Stuffing
Cauliflower, grated – 1 cup
Paneer, grated – 1 cup
Green chillies, chopped – 3
Coriander, chopped – 2 tbsp
Oil - 2 tsp
Salt – to taste
Method:
To prepare Rolls:
Mix the flours , oil and salt and make a smooth and pliable dough as you would for rotis by adding enough warm water.
Knead the dough well and keep for ½ an hour. Knead again.
Divide into 6 portions and roll out each portion into rotis with the help of a little flour.
Cook lightly on both sides on a tava (griddle) using enough oil till they are well cooked.
To prepare Stuffing:
Heat the oil in a kadai or wok and add the green chillies and the grated cauliflower.
Fry till the cauliflower is cooked. Now add the paneer, coriander and salt and cook for some time.
Divide into 6 portions and keep aside.
How to serve:
Place a hot Roti on a plate, place a portion of the stuffing on it.
Roll as shown in the picture and serve hot.
Won't it look good in a lunch box. Apart from using cauliflowers I have also used other vegetables like juicy sweet grated carrots, beet roots, capsicums, succulent mushrooms etc.