Bhel Puri Recipe. After a short break, am here with an easy and refreshing snack/Chaat recipe - Bhel Puri. Bhel Puri is nothing but a simple and easy to make chaat with rice puffs/murmura and its one of my Hubby's favorite chaat. He love this bhel puri a lot and that too the one from Raj Bhog NJ is his most favorite. When we were in NJ, Raj Bhog chaats & snacks shop was near to our apartment, just a 5 minutes walk to taste all those refreshing chaats and snacks in an affordable price. Really we miss NJ's Indian Restaurants, chaats & snacks shops.
But I try to recreate all those chaats & snacks at home and this Bhel Puri is one such recreated version and also referred few sites and finally fixed with this simple version. The only thing is it should be served immediately as soon as its done but some people love the soggy rice puffs also, so its purely your choice. We love both crispy & soggy rice puffs.
Ingredients
Adjust chutneys to your desired level, if u want soggy bhel then add more chutneys, if not add it less for flavor.
You can also add a handful of cooked chickpeas/green moong to the bhel puri.
If available, add some finely chopped raw mango also.
Method
But I try to recreate all those chaats & snacks at home and this Bhel Puri is one such recreated version and also referred few sites and finally fixed with this simple version. The only thing is it should be served immediately as soon as its done but some people love the soggy rice puffs also, so its purely your choice. We love both crispy & soggy rice puffs.
Ingredients
- Rice Puffs/Murmura 4 cups
- Boiled Potato 1/2-3/4 cup(chopped)
- Dates Tamarind Chutney 4 tbsp
- Green chutney 4 tbsp
- Onion 4 tbsp (finely chopped)
- Tomato 2 tbsp(deseeded & finely chopped)
- Cilantro 1-2 tbsp (finely chopped)
- Papdi 15-20(crushed)
- Sev/Omapodi 1/4 cup or as needed
- Chaat masala 1/2 tsp
- Cumin powder 1/2 tsp
- Black salt 1/4 tsp(optional)
Adjust chutneys to your desired level, if u want soggy bhel then add more chutneys, if not add it less for flavor.
You can also add a handful of cooked chickpeas/green moong to the bhel puri.
If available, add some finely chopped raw mango also.
Method
- Wash and boil potato with enough water and little salt, once done peel the skin and chop into cubes or mash it.
- Chop onion, tomato, cilantro and keep other things ready.
- In a wide bowl, add rice puffs, chaat masala, cumin powder, black salt and mix well.
- And then add chaat chutneys, boiled n chopped potato stir well and add finely chopped onions and tomato, crushed papdis mix well.
- Lastly add cilantro and sev, give a gentle stir and serve immediately. Garnish with few more cilantro and sev.
omg omg am drooling here !! such an delicious plate of bhel puri very well decorated is tempting me :) so inviting !! love to finish the whole plate if you pass it me :P :)
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ReplyDeleteSangee.. So delicious this looks.. Pass me a plate full :) Never get bored of these chats
ReplyDeleteI totally relate with you reg indian places in Edison, Nj. Loved visiting Edison every weekend. I surely miss it! Bhel puri looks too good sangeetha! Inviting clicks as well.
ReplyDeletelove chat anytime. this is no exception.. love your version too
ReplyDeleteBhel puri looks crunchy and invitng. Awesome.
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ReplyDeleteThe clicks making me hungry dear,am carving for this now:)
ReplyDeleteLovely.Yummy bhel puri,adorable pics :)
ReplyDeleteI am craving for some now. yu,mmm
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ReplyDeleteColourful, droolworthy and mouthwatering bhel puri..I want that plate Sangee.
ReplyDeleteawesome chaat dear my absolute favorite too :) makes me drool love all your clicks superb
ReplyDeleteLove it anytime dear, superb and very colorful...
ReplyDeleteI had this on Christmas day at our local Indian Restaurant and fell in love. I can't believe I've never had this with as much Indian food as I eat. Thanks for the recipe, I'm anxious to try this at home over the weekend.
ReplyDeleteits very interesting
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