A quirky and fun one-bite spin on the traditional papri chaat that is enjoyed as street food in South Asia. This dish is great to serve as an appetizer and would make the perfect addition to any Iftari menu.
Easy
4
person(s)
20 Min
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Ingredients
All - purpose flour2 cups
Carom seeds1 table spoon
Ghee2 table spoon
WaterAS REQUIRED
Potatoes, boiled2 – 3
Chili flakes½ tablespoon
Chat masala1 tablespoon
Tamarind pulp1 tablespoon
Lemon juice1 tablespoon
Saltto taste
Yogurt1 cup
Water2 tablespoon
Chickpeas, boiledas per need
Tomatoes, choppedas per need
Onion, choppedas per need
Sevas per need
Coriander, choppedas per need
Preparation
In a mixing bowl, combine all-purpose flour with salt, carom seeds, ghee and mix well.
Add water in the mixture and knead the dough. Keep it aside for later use.
To make the potato filling: mash the potatoes.
Add chili flakes, chaat masala, tamarind chutney, lemon juice, salt and mix well. Keep it aside for later use.
To make the sweetened yogurt: In a bowl combine yogurt with sugar, water and whisk well. Keep it aside for later use.
For the papri: take a ball sized dough, make a flat bread out of it.
Then with a cookie cutter or circular tool, cut the dough.
Heat oil in a wok, fry all the cut dough for papri until golden brown.
Now, fill each papri with mashed potatoes, boiled chickpeas, diced tomatoes, chopped onions, tamarind chutney, flavored yogurt, sev and chopped coriander.
Enjoy! Please give us your feedback in the comments below.
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