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Bhelpuri is a very famous chaat item from India especially from Mumbai. Bhelpuri is a mix of puffed rice (murmura/laiyya), peanuts, roasted gram, some fried crispies etc. To this crispy stuff are added some vegetables such as, boiled potatoes, chopped tomatoes, raw mangoes, chopped coriander(cilantro) leaves, chopped green chilies etc. Then this mix is flavored with tamarind and coriander chutneys and garnished with a puri (fried crisp bread/ papdi) on top. It is a mouthwatering, tangy roadside snack - a perfect example of Indian street food. This delicious bhel poori is low in calories and high in taste - What else do we need! You can be innovative and make various versions of traditional bhel poori....
For kids’ parties, you can plan a "craft and eat" project. Make paper cones with kids and serve their favorite crispies in that cone. Make sure to use acid free papers for the cone. You may avoid adding spicy chutneys in the mix. You can also serve nuts and dried fruits or even trail mix in the paper cones. It is fun for them. It can be a perfect light after school snack with milk also.
Sometimes guests get tired of eating rich festive food so this festive season try this light, delicious and crunchy bhel poori recipe for a change. Bhel poori is also a good munching option for mid night eating after Diwali puja while you are playing cards with family and friends. So try this recipe and please do share your thoughts, Shuchi
Preparation Time: 10 minutesI arrange everything on the table. Starting with the youngest peron in the family and friends, I let everyone choose from the variety of crispies, veggies, and chutney in their bhelpuri. Then I mix it thoroughly in a bowl and garnish it with a papdi (crisp poori). Now it is upto you ; you can make a big bowl of bhelpuri by mixing the entire quantiy and serve it or you can make it separately as required and as per individual taste....
Samosas are the evergreen and popular deep fried Indian snacks known all over the world. These are triangular shaped patties stuffed with spicy potatoes. Samosas can be served with tamarind and green chutney...
Moong dal dahi vadas are light and yummy variety of vadas. Vadas are deep fried balls of lentil paste. In dahi vada, fried lentil balls are soaked in the warm water to remove the oil. Then they are soaked in dahi (curd) for....