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1 cup of Potatoes (Boiled, peeled, and diced.)
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½ cup of Tomato (diced)
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3 Onions (peeled & sliced)
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1 cup of Chick Peas (Sufaid Chanay) (pre-boiled)
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2 Green Chillies (Hari Mirch) (chopped) (more or less may be used depending on spice preferance)
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½ cup of Fresh Coriander/Cilantro Leaves (Hara Dhania) (chopped)
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1 cup of Boondi (See NOTE: below for information about boondi)
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Papri (chips made of dough) (to taste)
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1 cup of Plain Rice Crispies (Murmuray)
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Chaat Masala
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4 tbsp. of Gram Flour (Besan) (to taste)
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A dash of Baking Powder
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Salt (to taste)
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Imli Chutney
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Plain Yogurt
(whipped)
- In a bowl combine the potato, tomato, onion, fresh coriander/cilantro leaves, green peppers, boondi and chick peas. Keep the
imli chutney
and
plain yogurt
in separate bowls to be added according to taste.
- In another bowl combine the papri and rice crispies. (You can also add a handful of plain corn flakes to make it cunchier). To serve, in a plate add the vegetable mixture. Top with the dry ingredients mixture. Add
Plain Yogurt
,
imli chutney
, salt and
chaat masala
according to taste.
- Take about 4 tablespoons of gram flour with water to make a paste which is neither too fluid nor too viscous. Add a dash of baking powder and set aside for 10-15 minutes.
- Then heat oil for deep frying and when oil is hot take a teaspoon and drop blobs of the gram flour mixture in the oil to form little balls. Remove as soon as they turn golden brown and put into a bowl of water. In a couple of minutes they will become soft. Remove from the water and squeeze out the excess water with your hand.
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