Celebrating Passion for Food
Samosa, has rightly earned the identity of being India’s first Fast Food. Having dominated the street food scene in India for decades now, it has spread in its various forms all over the country and has earned millions of followers spanning various corners of this country. In fact, with the migration and movement of people throughout the globe from India, this humble street food migrated along and has now become part of world cuisine.
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Kothimbir Vadi is a popular Maharashtrian tea time snack and along with its counterpart Alu Vadi forms the two most commonly available variety of Vadis or fritters on any Maharashtrian restaurant menu.
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Aloo Tikki is a delicious quick snack option which you would like to prepare for weekend evenings when your family is at home and you would want to quickly make a no-fuss snack and spend some time with them over a cup of tea.
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Aloo Tokri Chaat or Potato basket chaat will have your guests spell bound by its aesthetics and will leave them speechless with its tantalizing taste. Enjoy one of the finest Chaats from the Northern India
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Macaroni Bhel is my second recipe in the fusion Chaat recipes (other being Mexican Chaat) that fuses two diverse flavors into this dish- Indian Bhel with Italian Macaroni Pasta. The idea for the dish was derived from an equally popular Chaat recipe-Chinese Bhel.
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Ragda Patties is a popular street food dish that enjoys its cult status in street food aficionados. Crisp and soft Potato Patties covered in spiced preparation of Ragda (a thick gravy white peas preparation) and topped with tons of different flavors added in form of Chutneys with the added crunch of Onions and Nylon Sev.
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Mexican Chaat is a fusion dish that combines Mexican Nachos (corn chips) with Indian chaat. Here’s a dish that has got all the elements to be a show stealer for the next mocktail party that you plan to host. The fusion of sweet, tangy and spicy chaat with the crunch of Nachos is all you need in these monsoons.
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Sev Batata Puri is a popular Mumbai Chaat item and is a close associate of its Delhi counterpart-Papdi Chaat.
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Chaat would never had attained its phenomenal status in the Indian culinary landscape if not for these three chutneys. Take out these 3 additions from the recipe and the iconic Chaat loses all its charm. In essence, Chaat owes much of its success to these 3 sweet and tangy, zesty, delectable, full of flavors chutneys (I often fall short of adjectives in my pursuit of describing chutneys in an apt way)
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Soya Chunks Pulao is a quick tawa pulao variant, that combines rice with vegetables and soya chunks cooked in spicy masala. A dish that can deceive your non-vegetarian friends with its meaty texture, unless you spill the beans out and tell them that the meatballs are in fact soya chunks.
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