Frankie as a street food has become a craze. It is a wrap where vegetarian or non-vegetarian stuffing is wrapped in a refined flour roti. A tangy masala gives it that special lip-smacking taste which draws swarms of people vying to get their hands on it.
Crispy egg rotis stuffed with a flavorful and spicy mutton mince mixture, rolled and cut into bite-sized pockets of savory goodness. This is a Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
A great way to satiate your chaat longings. This is a lip smacking, chatpata version of the favorite and popular Amritsari bun tikki. This chaat has everything that will keep you licking your fingers!
Soft idlis with sambhar and chutney make delicious breakfast snack. But if there are excess of idlis and you want to serve them differently try out this recipe. It is a mouthwatering chatpata Fried Idli Chaat which gives a tangy twist to crisply fried idlis. A treat to remember.
Have guests coming over soon? Serve them a delicious side dish or appetizer by putting that fresh bombay duck to good use and frying it up! Crispy Bombil Fry is easy to make and a heaven for seafood lovers This is a Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
This vada tastes just awesome as the popular street food served as vada pav. What is different is the way it is served. You can call this reverse vada pav or ulta vada pav. The potato mixture is stuffed in the pav, then dipped in gram flour batter and deep-fried. And then served like a chaat sprinkled with the chutneys, chopped onion and nylon sev.
Bhel is one of the most popular street foods of the city of Mumbai. The medley of ingredients that go into making this snack mingle well and produce something that is wholesome and absolutely delicious which make people want to eat it again and again. Here we have added sprouts that make it more nutritious.
Bhel is one of the most popular street foods of Mumbai which is now enjoyed all over India. The original version has puffed rice or murmura as the main ingredients. Here however we have not used it. This version will go extremely well with cocktails or mocktails. So at your next party do make this and we assure you your guests will love it.
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