Bhel Puri
By: Anonymous
Published: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 - 9:41pm

Ingredients




3 cups Puffed Rice (available in indian grocery stores)
1 teaspoon Tamarind paste 
10 Dates
1 bunch Cilantro (Fresh Coriander)
2 tablespoons Mint Leaves
2 Potatoes (boiled)
2 green chilies
2 cloves Garlic
2 TOMATOES
1 red ONION
5 dried red chillies
1 pinch red chilli powder
to taste 
Lemon
1 Cup Sev  ( Crisp very thin noodles made of 
Preparation

1 Prepare the Tamarind Date chutney
1. Soak  the dates in hot boiling water for 5 to 10 minutes. Deseed and blend with the tamarind paste and a pinch of red chilli powder.
2. Add water to get a pancake batter consistency
3. Bring to a boil on a medium low flame in  heavy bottom saucepan and simmer for 5 minutes.
4.Add salt to taste. 2 Prepare the Coriander chutney
1. Place the cilantro leaves, mint leaves and the green chilli in a blender and blend into a crepe batter consistency by adding little water at a time.
2. Add salt to taste. 3 Prepare the Garlic chutney
1. Soak the red chillies in hot water for 10 minutes.
2. Peel the garlic clove and blend with the drained red chillies to a crepe batter consistency by adding little water at a time.
3. Add salt to taste. 4 Finley chop fresh tomotoes, onion and the boiled potato 5 Place 2 cups of puffed rice in a large mixing bowl. Add a handful each of tomatoes, onion and potatoes. Spoon in about 6 TBSP of the tamarind chutney, 2 TBSP of the cilantro chuntney and 1-2 tsps (depending on how much heat you prefer) into the mixture.  6 Add a pinch of salt, juice of 1/2 a lemon and stir with a spatula to combine the mixture. 7 Garnish with some cilantro leaves and serve immediately before the puffed rice loses its crunch and bite. 


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Permalink Barnaby DorfmanDecember 23, 2008  

This recipe was added anonymousely and is a bit of a mess in terms of formatting, etc. It would be great it someone more familiar with the dish could clean up.
 





 

Permalink SamanthaMarch 18, 2009  

I have given a very basic recipe of the dish. You can make other additions like chopped raw green mango, cucumbers, a pinch of black salt, papdi and puris of pani puri . The whole idea is to get that perfect balance of sweet, tart and spicy in that one single crunchy bite.
 








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Preparation

 1  Prepare the Tamarind Date chutney
1. Soak  the dates in hot boiling water for 5 to 10 minutes. Deseed and blend with the tamarind paste and a pinch of red chilli powder.
2. Add water to get a pancake batter consistency
3. Bring to a boil on a medium low flame in  heavy bottom saucepan and simmer for 5 minutes.
4.Add salt to taste.  2  Prepare the Coriander chutney
1. Place the cilantro leaves, mint leaves and the green chilli in a blender and blend into a crepe batter consistency by adding little water at a time.
2. Add salt to taste.  3  Prepare the Garlic chutney
1. Soak the red chillies in hot water for 10 minutes.
2. Peel the garlic clove and blend with the drained red chillies to a crepe batter consistency by adding little water at a time.
3. Add salt to taste.  4  Finley chop fresh tomotoes, onion and the boiled potato  5  Place 2 cups of puffed rice in a large mixing bowl. Add a handful each of tomatoes, onion and potatoes. Spoon in about 6 TBSP of the tamarind chutney, 2 TBSP of the cilantro chuntney and 1-2 tsps (depending on how much heat you prefer) into the mixture.   6  Add a pinch of salt, juice of 1/2 a lemon and stir with a spatula to combine the mixture.  7  Garnish with some cilantro leaves and serve immediately before the puffed rice loses its crunch and bite.

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THIS IS THE "FAST FOOD" OF MUMBAI IN INDIA!!!!! IT IS AN EXTREMELY ADDICTIVE SNACK WITH A PERFECT BALANCE OF SWEET, SOUR AND SPICY.

Comments:
Barnaby Dorfman

This recipe was added anonymousely and is a bit of a mess in terms of formatting, etc. It would be great it someone more familiar with the dish could clean up.
Samantha

I have given a very basic recipe of the dish. You can make other additions like chopped raw green mango, cucumbers, a pinch of black salt, papdi and puris of pani puri . The whole idea is to get that perfect balance of sweet, tart and spicy in that one single crunchy bite.