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!!
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!!
Just the thought of having shawarma in a spring roll will make you drool! And having them with French Fries, a leafy salad and pickled beetroots and carrots on the side will simply blow your minds. It is so yummy that you will want to have it often.
This street food from Amravati, Maharashtra, is a version of the dahi wada that has a garnish of garam masala and chaat masala. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
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.
Small is not only beautiful but can be tasty too when served as chaat. Unique way to serve baby uttapams topped with potato sabzi, chaat masala and the three chutneys that are synonymous with chaats. Have fun!
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.
There are scores of people for whom vada pav is way to fill their stomachs on working days. This famous vada pav is every Mumbaikar's pride. Tasty batata vadas (potato fritters) placed inside a pav (bun) along with generous chutneys never fails to impress anyone.
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.