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October 31, 2012

Bhelpuri Chaat For SNC Challenge

Hi Friends,

I am posting this Bhelpuri chaat for SNC ( South vs North Challenge ) run by Dhivya Pramil of You too Can Cook Indian Food.Its a  monthly challenge.There are two groups South and North.A member of each group will challenge the opposite group with a recipe every month.The main aim of this is to learn authentic regional recipes.Thanks to Divya for this wonderful opportunity.

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This month Dhivya Prakash from Southern team Challenged the Northern team with Mysorepak.And Shruti from Northern team Challenged Southern team with Bhelpuri Chaat.

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As I am from Southern team I made this delicious chaat.Thanks to Shruti for choosing such a finger licking snack.And this is the first time I am making this and my family totally enjoyed this yummy street food at home.

 

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Ingredients

 

Puffed rice / Pori – 1 cup

Sev / Omapodi – 1/4 cup

Papri – 5 – 6  crushed

Peanuts – 2 tbsp fried

Potato – 1 boiled and chopped

Onion – 2 tbsp chopped

Tomato – 2 tbsp chopped

Cucumber – 1/2 chopped

Tamarind Chutney – 2 tbsp

Green mint chutney – 2 tbsp

Lemon juice – 1 tsp

 

Preparation

 

Grab your ingredients.

 

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Take all the above ingredients in a bowl.Mix it gently till everything is well coated with the chutneys.

 

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Transfer to a serving plate.Garnish it with sev and serve it atonce.(Consume immediately otherwise it will become soggy).

 

How to prepare Papri

 

All purpose flour / Maida – 1 cup

Cumin seeds / Jeeragam – 1/2 tsp

Oil – 1 tbsp

Salt to taste

Water to knead

Oil to fry

 

Add flour, jeera, salt and oil in a mixing bowl.Mix well, add water little by little and knead them to form a dough.Cover and keep aside for half an hour.Then roll it using rolling pin to a thin sheet and cut into small circles Make small holes using a fork.Heat oil and fry them in batches.Drain them in kitchen tissues and keep aside.

 

For Tamarind Chutney :

 

Tamarind – 100 gms

Jaggery – 150 gms

Cumin seeds / Jeeragam – 1 tsp roasted and powdered

Chilli powder / Milagai thool – 1 tsp

Black Salt – 1/2 tsp

Dry ginger powder – 1 tsp

Salt to taste

 

Add 2 and 1/2 cups of boiled water to tamarind and keep aside for half an hour.Extract juice from it and boil in a heavy bottomed pan.Add jaggery, red chilli powder, Jeera powder, black salt, dry ginger powder and salt.Mix well and boil them until the chutney becomes semi thick.Remove it and keep aside(Chutney gets some more thick if it cools,So take care of the consistency).

 

For Mint - Coriander Chutney :

 

Coriander leaves / Kothamalli ilai – 1/2 bunch

Mint leaves / Pudina Ilai – 1 bunch

Raw mango – 1 , deseeded and chopped

Green chillies – 2

Onion – 1 chopped

1/4 Tsp Jeera

Oil- 1 tbsp

Salt to taste,

 

Clean the coriander and mint leaves .Add everything except oil to a mixie and grind to a smooth paste .Transfer to a bowl and add the oil and give it a mix.

 

Linking this to Shuriti’s Challenge Page.

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37 comments:

Unknown said...

yummy yummy!! Perfect!

Roshu said...

mouth watering here........

Divya A said...

Great work dear.. am really amazed all of you have done a perfect work :) Well presented too Tamil :)
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Unknown said...

delicious chaat..

Asiya Omar said...

Wow! Looks delicious with step by step pictures.

meenab said...

awesome
and u know i dont mind soggy version of it as i love it

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divyagcp said...

Awesome Tamil.. You have done a good job.. Well prepared and neatly presented..

minnie@thelady8home said...

It looks mouthwatering!!! Yummmmmmmm!!!!!!

Priya Suresh said...

Droolworthy chaat, makes me hungry..Feel like finishing it rite now.

Unknown said...

looks yum

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kausers kitchen said...

Mouthwatering...looks delicious wanna grab it now..happy to follow you. :)

kausers kitchen said...

mouthwatering..looks delicious..happy to follow you :)

Usha said...

Looks so tempting :)

Amelia said...

Hi, your puffed rice look awesome and the mint with coriander chutney certainly very appetizing.
It sure look mouthwatering. Thanks for sharing the recipe.

Have a nice week ahead.

Binys Recipes said...

ummmmmi want it now...love bhelpuri

virunthu unna vaanga said...

wow delicious akka... yumm...
VIRUNTHU UNNA VAANGA

Rashida Shaikh said...

I would like to have some now...

Suja Manoj said...

Looks yum..

Vidya Chandrahas said...

Mouthwatering!! very inviting..yum yum

Anonymous said...

yummy bhel...

Yashodhas Kitchen said...

Looking yummy yummy !!!

Unknown said...

Tempting chat

Swathi said...

Delicious Bhelpuri who can say no to this.

ramya said...

hi superb tamil.nice one.am following you.

Prema said...

wow very tempting chat,Luks too gud...

Mrs.Ahmed said...

Yummy yummy :)

Faseela said...

Super yummy chaat

Unknown said...

yum yum Chat! looks good!

Menaga Sathia said...

woww super tempting chaat...wish to have it now!!

Unknown said...

looking so yummy:)

Shobha Kamath said...

Very tempting Chaat!

Shylaja said...

Bhel puri looks delicious

Janani said...

I love chaat in fact according to me they are the best and tastiest food in the world I love them that much.I didnt know u were in baking group nice to have u in the circle.

Sanoli Ghosh said...

Love this yummy mouthwatering chat.

foodgalleri said...

Delicious chaat.. yumm yumm!

Unknown said...

nice site for sharing
www.bhelpurihouse.com

Unknown said...

nice blog for sharing thanks....
www.bhelpurihouse.com

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