Chaats of any kind is my favorite with the chatpata spicy and sweet chutney.This is another interesting chaat recipe with homemade papdis.Though nowadays its much easier to make chaats at home as everything is available separately in grocery stores,you just have to grab the packets and combine to make a chatpata chaat at home in minutes.But silly me,I always prepare these from scratch just to keep it healthy and also to learn the efforts put in each of the preparations.I have earlier tried making panipuris at home which was a super hit with my family.Kids also love the spicy tangy flavors of chaat and so love making it frequently.The papdis are soaked in spicy green and sweet tamarind chutney and topped with yogurt with a few add ons like boiled potato,chick peas and sev that gives the extra crunch.Try this if you love chaats and am sure you'll enjoy too !!
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Ingredients
to make papri
all purpose flour(maida) 1 cup
semolina 1/4 cup
any neutral oil 2tbsp
salt 1/2 tsp
leuk warm water 1/2 cup(approx)
oil to fry
chaat toppings
boiled chickpeas 1/4 cup
boiled potato 1,mashed coarsely or cubed roughly
onion 1/2 fine chopped
plain yogurt 1 cup
salt 1/2 tsp
chilly powder 1/4 tsp
roasted cumin powder 1/4 tsp
chaat masala 1/4 tsp
tamarind sweet chutney 2tbsp
spicy green mint chutney 2tbsp
sev 3/4 cup
Method
To make papris(makes 30)
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Ingredients
to make papri
all purpose flour(maida) 1 cup
semolina 1/4 cup
any neutral oil 2tbsp
salt 1/2 tsp
leuk warm water 1/2 cup(approx)
oil to fry
chaat toppings
boiled chickpeas 1/4 cup
boiled potato 1,mashed coarsely or cubed roughly
onion 1/2 fine chopped
plain yogurt 1 cup
salt 1/2 tsp
chilly powder 1/4 tsp
roasted cumin powder 1/4 tsp
chaat masala 1/4 tsp
tamarind sweet chutney 2tbsp
spicy green mint chutney 2tbsp
sev 3/4 cup
Method
To make papris(makes 30)
- Take the flour,semolina in a bowl,add salt.Mix well and add the oil. Crumble it and add water to make a smooth dough.Leave covered for 15-20 mins.
- After 20 mins,divide the dough in three equal balls.Roll out each ball in a thin large circle,prick the rolled dough with a fork several times(prevents puffing up).Using a 2.5" cookie cutter,cut out small rounds.
- Heat oil in a pan and wait till its hot.Add a small piece in it and check if its hot enough,the piece should immediately sizzles & raises to the surface of oil then you can start adding the cut out discs.(Don't overcrowd the wok)
- Flip and turn both sides to cook evenly on medium flame.Drain with a slotted spoon and place on paper towels.Keep aside till topping gets ready.
- Coarsely mash the potatoes or roughly cube the potatoes in small pieces.Keep in a plate.
- Keep ready the finely chopped onion,tamarind chutney,green chutney.
- Mix the boiled chickpeas with one tbsp of green chutney,keep aside.Mix salt in yogurt and beat well.
- Arrange the papris in a plate just before serving(I arranged seven in a plate).Place small pieces of potato on each papri.Add 2-3 chickpeas and onion on each papri.
- Add few tbsp of yogurt on each papri,sprinkle chilli powder.Sprinkle roasted cumin powder and chat masala.
- Add few tsp of tamarind sweet chutney on top and garnish with sev.
* Don't increase the heat when frying papris as the outside may turn brown and the inside may not be cooked and may turn soggy.
* Arrange the papris and prepare chaat just before serving as they tend to become soggy soon.
* Use store brought papdis for a quick short cut and to assemble in few minutes.
very addictive snack.. Difficult to stop
ReplyDeletehuge sucker of chaats julie and papdi chaat is all time fav:)
ReplyDeleteThis looks lipsmacking, beautiful and yummy:)
lovely chaat..perfect for evenings
ReplyDeleteThat Paapdi Chaat looks amazing. The crunch comes through each of the pictures. And the one with curd and the chutneys. Delicious. Wish I could reach for one. Lovely pics.
ReplyDeleteSlurrrp! lovely step by step pictures. will try making papdi at home.
ReplyDeleteOh, I have to try them...Thanks for sharing recipe Julie!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!! I'll be giving it a try!!
ReplyDeleteVery recently, I had papdi chat the first time, for lunch along with my colleague. Yours looks so much restaurant style... wish to grab that plate...
ReplyDeleteLooks very appealing and tasty
ReplyDeleteYummy snack..looks so tempting!
ReplyDeleteI made papdi with just semolina and it stayed crisp for more than a month but I could not take one pic due to no light.U are tempting me to try again this time I want with flour.urs look reallly delicioussss Julie.
ReplyDelete@Meena Kumar That was a new info dear,I will also try making with semolina alone next time.
ReplyDeletelovely chat...inviting clicks dear, after long time visiting your space, now a days very busy and couldn't post in my space and visit...
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and tempting recipe.
ReplyDeleteI have never made it myself but everytime I am at a chat stall I make sure to order these..They look yumm.. I am gonna save ur recipe to try it at home now...
ReplyDeleteToo tempting Julie, wish to grab a plate :)
ReplyDeleteI love to eat the papdis as such. You have made them so nicely and the chaat looks inviting and super yummy.
ReplyDeleteI'm drooling here...such a tempting chaat...loved it
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