papdi chaat indian recipe /marudhuskitchen

Chatting with your friends with your most wanted chaat in your hand is always entertaining!I use to do these often mostly it would be unscheduled get together with my local friends assembling at near by food joints! love these fun-filled togetherness and it is during these hours of relaxation we forget all our hard and confused moments in our life.Among the chaat variations papdi chaat is very tasty and a super hit instant snack if you have your papri’s in ready hand.You may know that I have just finished making papri and have stored it!my last publish was papri for chaats recipe.Some even use to add boiled channa for this chaat which will also be tasty but I have not added and the curd that is to be added should be sweet so beat with some sugar which is more important for this recipe.Not only papri’s even sweet chutney should be all ready with you before in hand but we can make green chutney instantly that’s not a problem.Chaats means an instant food where every ingredient should be ready and after that there is no hard job just mixing only.If you don’t like to add onions you can skip,even cumin and chilli powders can be added along with chaat masala.

papdi chaat indian recipe /marudhuskitchen

INGREDIENTS:

Papdis – 15 pieces
Chopped onions(finely) -2 tbsp
Some chopped coriander leaves
Curd beaten with 2-3 tbsp of sugar – 1/4 cup
Sweet/Tamarind dates chutney – 3-4 tbsp
Green chutney – 3-4 tbsp
Boiled potatoes – one small mashed
Oma podi or sev – 1/4 cup
Chaat masala – few pinches

METHOD:

PAPDIS

CRUSH PAPDIS ADD POTATOES ,ONION

ADD GREEN CHUTNEY

ADD TAMARIND CHUTNEY

CHOPPED CORIANDER

BEATEN CURD

CHAAT MASALA AND SEV,SERVE

1.Crush papdi’s add onions,potatoes,curd ,sweet chutney,green chutney,coriander leaves and finally garnish with chaat masala,sev and serve.
(You can mix the ingredients in whichever order you want)

Check here for:

Sweet/tamarind chutney
Green chutney

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