Recipe: To Try At Home Chatpati Bhel
Recipe: To Try At Home Chatpati Bhel Delicious, fresh and tasty.
Chatpati Bhel. Bhel puri/Chur Muri/ Jhal Muri is my all time favourite chaat. This Chatpati Bhel Puri is a perfect blend of color and flavour. Mainly bhel puri is prepared by using Puffed rice.
We, Indians love chaat the most.
In the domain of chart, Bhel is our favorite!
It's magical and addictive flavor warms the palate and also doesn't cost much to pocket.
You can cook Chatpati Bhel using 18 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Chatpati Bhel
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Prepare of Chop onion…
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It’s of Chop tomato…
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It’s of Chop green chilli…
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It’s of Chop green coriander….
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Prepare of Lemon juice…
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You need of Chat masala..as taste.
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It’s of Pomegranate seeds…
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Prepare of Boiled & chop aloo…
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It’s of Chop cucumber..
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Prepare of Banana chips….
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Prepare of Besan papri…
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Prepare of Besan sev…
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Prepare of Kheel…
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Prepare of Chips…
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It’s of Besan ghathia…
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It’s of Peanut…
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Prepare of powered sugar…
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Prepare of Tomato ketchup…
A crowd-delight appetizer recipe is quick to prepare, provided you do some preparations before.
Bhel is a very popular on Mumbai beaches.
A popular chat in India and a delicious mixture of puffed rice, gram flour and handpicked spices.
This Chat can be enjoyed with a lip smacking chutney prepared with green chilies, mint leaves, coriander leaves, and lime juice.
Chatpati Bhel step by step
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Cucumber ko peel ke cut kar le.Tomato cut ke le..
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Onion chop ke le..
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Mix all ingredients and enjoy chaptati bhel..
It is a perfect blend of col Corn Bhel
Evening almost we eat some snacks so eat some tasty and healthy snacks without oil and full of fiber.
Bhel is a delicious & lip smacking Indian snack.
It is a sweet and spicy combination of puffed rice,nemkeen,shev,onion,tomatoes,sweet & tangy tamarind chutney and green spicy chutney.
Mix both chutneys in dry bhel as per your taste,add finely chopped onion and tomatoes,mix well and garnish with shev and coriander leaves. chatpati-bhel.
