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World’s Thinnest Kebab AKA Paper Kebab Has Gone Viral; Saransh Goila Has A Fab Recipe

Chef Saransh Goila took to Instagram to share the recipe of viral paper kebabs, and it's something you just don’t want to miss.

by Tashika Tyagi
World’s Thinnest Kebab AKA Paper Kebab Has Gone Viral; Saransh Goila Has A Fab Recipe

Kebabs aren’t just evening snacks or festive treats, they’re emotions wrapped in spices that melt in the mouth and warm the heart. So when we came across this paper kebab recipe by Chef Saransh Goila, we knew we had to share it with fellow food lovers. Here’s a quick breakdown of the recipe.

Viral Food Alert: Paper Kebabs AKA World’s Thinnest Kebabs

 

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Chef Saransh Goila took to Instagram to share the recipe of viral paper kebabs, and it’s something you just don’t want to miss. Inspired by a recipe by mezemike, Chef Goila made an Indian version, which can be recreated with chicken or the meat of your choice. He called it paper kebabs and added that these are the “thinnest kebabs possible to make in your home kitchen.”

True to their name, these kebabs are paper-thin, packed with flavour, incredibly juicy, and melt-in-the-mouth. You can enjoy them just as they are or roll them up, just like the chef does. And if this has already got you excited, keep scrolling to see how to make them at home.

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Here’s How You Can Make These Thin Kebabs At Home

Ingredients

1 cup fried onions
400g chicken mince
6-8 garlic cloves
1-inch peeled ginger
A handful of mint
½ cup thick yoghurt
2 green chillies
3 tbsp kebab masala
Salt to taste
½ tsp Turmeric powder
1 tsp red chilli powder

Method 

1. In a blender, add the aforementioned ingredients and blend everything well.
2. Take crumpled parchment paper and grease it well with some oil.
3. Then, spread the kebab paste between the paper and use a rolling pin to make it thin.
4. Fold the sheet a couple of times and place it on a pan on a low flame.
5. Cover and let it cook for 5-8 minutes, keep flipping in between.
6. Once cooked, take it off the flame and remove the parchment paper.
7. To enjoy it like Chef Saransh Goila, take some saj bread, spread some garlic sauce, pickles, fries, and the paper kebab to it, roll it tight, and enjoy it hot!

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So, are you making the world’s thinnest kebabs at home? Let us know in the comments.

Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/saranshgoila

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First Published: February 06, 2026 3:55 PM