Gwyneth Paltrow's latest 'boyfriend breakfast' is besan chilla with pudina chutney amid Sam Altman dinner party buzz

Gwyneth Paltrow has given her latest breakfast a distinctly Indian touch, sharing a video of herself making besan chilla with vegetables, eggs and pudina chutney. The Goop founder's food post comes amid buzz around a dinner party involving her and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.

Gwyneth Paltrow makes besan chilla

In the Instagram video, Paltrow starts by preparing a batter with besan, or gram flour. She adds onions, tomatoes and grated ginger, along with spices, before mixing the ingredients. She then cooks small chillas on a pan until they are ready to serve.

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Besan chilla is a popular Indian breakfast and snack made using gram flour. It is often prepared with vegetables, herbs and spices.

Paltrow pairs her chillas with an egg omelette and pudina chutney. The mint-based chutney is commonly served with Indian snacks and meals.

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The breakfast is not Paltrow's first tryst with Indian food. She has previously shared dishes such as aloo anday and kitchari bowls with her followers.

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Gwyneth Paltrow's next film

Away from her food posts, Paltrow is set to return to the big screen with the film adaptation of Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage.

According to People magazine, Netflix acquired the project after a six-way bidding war. The film is based on Belle Burden's critically acclaimed memoir, which explores the emotional fallout of a long-term marriage coming apart.

The memoir debuted at the top of The New York Times bestseller list and remained in the top 10 for nine consecutive weeks.

Paltrow will star in the film and also serve as its executive producer. Stacey Sher will produce the project, while Heidi Schreck will write the screenplay.

The project marks Paltrow's second major film following her appearance in Marty Supreme, where she played a 1950s movie star.