Mumbai's famous street food,spicy delicious Indian Burger - Vada Pav,served with spicy fried green chili,garlic peanut chutney,spicy sweet chutney and cutting Chai!
A new post..a very interesting post for all street food lovers..it's Vada Pav!
Yes, it's the one of the most loved street food of all time!
Street food is my weak point.I love to try a lot of street food variety and enjoy them at home whenever I feel like having them ๐
Check out my list of street food recipe I have shared: Pav Bhaji, Kachori Chaat,Dahi Batata Puri,Ragda Pattice,Masala Puri.
Weekends are actually more hectic for me these days rather being lazy ,as I end up making so many dishes starting from breakfast till supper , that I actually loose count of how many hours I have been in kitchen!
Weekdays do not give me so much time to cook something with so many ingredients to go in for one dish,so I make up for them on the weekends.
Garlic chutney was the stunner! something which looked so spicy but was very gentle in taste yet very tasty!
Do try my version of this recipe and enjoy!
Street food never stops to amaze me so much! As most of the time I like to stay away from it for health reasons and hygiene,but I like to taste it once so that I get to taste everything and I can try that at home too.This way we wont miss having finger licking tasty food, and can eat healthier one too๐๐(I know its still fried๐)
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Vada Pav -Street Food
Spicy,delicious,famous Mumbai Street food recipe -Vada Pav,with fried chili,Garlic Peanut Chutney.
Ingredients
- 4 Ladi Pav / Goan Une / Pav
- 4 Batata Vada
- as per need Green Chutney (Optional)
- as per need Sweet Chutney
- For Garlic Chutney:
- 6 Garlic,cloves
- 4 Tablespoons Grated Coconut (I used Fresh)
- 2 Teaspoons Sesame Seeds
- 10 Peanuts
- 1/4 Teaspoon Salt
- 1/2 Teaspoon Sugar
- 1 Tablespoon (adjust as per choice) Kashmiri Red Chili Powder
- For Fried Green Chilies:
- 6 Chilies,with stem
- 1/4th Cup Buttermilk
- a pinch Salt
Instructions
For the fried green chilies,put a slit in each green chili keeping the stem intact.
Take out the seeds if possible.
In a small mixing bowl,add the buttermilk and salt.
Dip all the green chilies in this and keep aside for atleast 3 hours.
The more you keep the more better taste for the chilies.
Heat oil for deep frying.
Drain all the chilies and deep fry them till crispy and cooked.
Next,you need to make the pav /ladi pav/Goan Une and the batata vada.
Please check my recipe for these two.
Here I have used store bought Pav.
Please check my recipe for sweet Date chutney and Green chutney.
For Garlic chutney,in a small tadka pan add all the ingredients mentioned for garlic chutney.
Dry roast them till it leaves aroma or roast with a teaspoon of oil.
Do not burn it.
Let it cool and grind to dry chutney powder.
To assemble,put a slit horizontally in pav.
Apply green and red sweet chutney.
Apply garlic chutney.
Place vada and fried chili.
Serve hot with sweet chutney!
Enjoy!
Details
Prep time: Cook time: Total time: Yield: 4
Tips:
- I have used tore bought Pav here. You can check my recipe to make Pav at home.
- To get soft pav, so that are easy to chew on,just make the pav dough very soft and stretchy.
- Add little more butter to dough to make final pav soft.
- Green Mint Chutney is optional.
Enjoy!
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I can survive on Indian street foods 24/7 :) Chaats tops my list of fav street foods, closely followed by dosas and then comes this vada pav. These look just perfect, with lasuni chutney and green chillies!
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