Egg Chicken Roll has amazing flavours and it is one of those street foods made in your own kitchen a lot healthier, all made from scratch - pure wholesomeness that your family and friends will enjoy.
Add the flour, turmeric powder salt, and pepper to a clean glass bowl. Whisk slightly to mix this homogenously.
Add the water little by little kneading gently until all water has been incorporated and the dough no longer sticks to your hands. This should take 5-7 minutes. You will have a soft and smooth dough that has formed. When finished, cover with clingfilm and a kitchen towel and set aside.
After the 20 minutes rest, divide the dough into 10 equal amounts (use a scale if you wish to be really accurate). Form dough balls and place those on a wooden board or your clean worktop/ working surface.
Flatted the parathas with the help of a rolling pin by rolling each ball into a flat disk of approximately 17-18 cm or 7-8 inches. Roll as you cook them otherwise you will need a lot of extra space. If you have the space, flour the surface and roll all 10 dough balls.
Place a cast-iron skillet or a non-stick pan over medium fire/heat. Cook all parathas and pile them just like crepes on a plate.
Prep and cook the chicken
Add the chicken cut into strips and all the marinating ingredients mentioned above into a bowl and set aside for at least 20 mins.
Add the oil to a deep non-stick pan or a cast-iron skillet and place over medium-high heat. add the marinated chicken and cook for about 15-18 minutes tossing occasionally. Cook until the chicken is well cooked and it starts to sizzle.
Getting the parathas lined with egg
Take a pan out, place it on fire, add a little brush of olive oil, and pour in some egg mixture using a small ladle. Place a paratha over the egg and allow it to cook for one minute or so until the egg is cooked. Do so with all the parathas.
Assembling the Egg Chicken Roll
Have all the parts needed to put the rolls together ready (sauce, salad, chicken and the parathas, garnishing chilies, and ½ the lemon)
Notes
the chicken - the longer you will marinade, the better the flavors infuse delivering a really nicely flavored chicken.
to cook the chicken - use a large bottom pan so the chicken doesn't stew but has enough room for the juices to evaporate fairly quickly.