To begin making the Pyaz Ka Paratha Recipe, we will first knead the dough for the paratha.

In a large mixing bowl, add the flour and salt. Add water little at a time and knead to make a soft and smooth dough. Once all the flour has come together, drizzle a teaspoon of oil on the top of the dough and knead for another couple of minutes.

Cover the dough and we will proceed to make the stuffing for the Pyaz Ka Paratha Recipe. 

To prepare the filling for the onion paratha, in a wide pan heat oil over medium heat and add in the ajwain seeds to it.

When they sizzle, add the chopped onions and toss them for a couple of minutes till onion turn soft and lightly caramelized. You don't want the onions to burn, but they should change to a golden color and be soft. 

Once done, turn the heat off and allow the onions to cool. Add the green chilies, cumin powder, chili powder, mango powder and stir. Add the chopped mint leaves and combine. Now the pyaz ka paratha filling is ready. Keep it aside in a bowl.

Heat the roti tawa over medium heat. To make the parathas, divide your paratha dough into 6-8 even sized balls. Begin by rolling one out into a circle of approx 2-inch diameter.

Add a spoonful of the pyaz filling in the center of the disc. Bring the edges of the circle to the centre, pinch and seal gently. Lightly flatten the dough again with your palm.

Lightly dust it with flour if required and gently roll it out into a circle ensuring that the stuffing stays sealed.

Place the Pyaz Ka Paratha on to a hot tawa and cook on both the sides until brown spots appear and the paratha is fully cooked.

Smear a teaspoon of ghee or oil over the Pyaz Ka Paratha and cook from both the sides till golden brown. Once cooked and the onion paratha is crisp golden brown, transfer to a platter and cook the remaining Onion Parathas the similar way.

Serve Pyaz Ka Paratha Recipe along with Palak Mushroom Makhani, Jeera Pulao and Dangar Pachadi With Grated Carrots Recipe (Urad Dal Raita) for a wholesome dinner. You can also pack with Pyaz Ka Paratha into a kids lunch box, along with a sauce and cup of dahi or curd rice.