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Ragda Pav
This popular Gujarati street food is closely related to the ragda-pattice we know of. Paav takes the place of pattice but is it good? It sure is!!
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Kathal Dabeli
Dabeli is a popular snack which is believed to have originated in Gujarat. It is a pav usually stuffed with a spicy potato mixture but here we have brought you dabeli with a twist which is something you will definitely love.
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Potato Bomb Shot
Chaat served with a twist that you will definitely appreciate. Bursting with flavours, this Potato Bomb Shot is chaat served in a deep-fried potato bowl.
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Dahi Puri
One of the popular Mumbai street foods, dahi puri can be assembled in minutes and consumed in seconds. Crisp puris filled with spiced stuffing of potato and sprouted moong, drizzled with sweetened dahi and colourful chutneys is a treat to behold. Make these yummy street style Dahi Puri at home following this simple recipe.
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Jain Dabeli
Dabeli in Gujarati means pressed. This is a sweet, tangy and spicy Gujrati snack usually made with potato filling. Here is a Jain version of Dabeli made using raw bananas, still making sure that the taste is just the same.
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Fried Idli Chaat
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.
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