A Recipe for Papdi Chaat (Indian Food)

Authentic, tangy, warm and sweet flavors combine to eat a water or to eat as a snack or a great alternative to make Petal Chaat delicious. Also known as Poppy Chat or Papiri Chat, it is a popular fast food in North India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. "Papyr" refers to the germs, and the word "chat" is used for several breakfast and fast food meals. In Hindi, "chat" means "lick"

How to Make It

1. Mix the flour, ghee, onion seeds and salt and mix it well. Add only a little water at a time and powders to get a firm, smooth dough. Cover it with a damp cloth and allow it to rest for 20 minutes.

2. After half-rest, half-ball in your handle until it smooths to divide it into equal-sized balls

3. Light press a clean rolling surface flour and one ball flat. Using the round pin to circle out the dough ball into a circle (1/4 inch thick). Now use the cookie cutter to cut a small circle on the big circle. Remove excess dough from the side of small circles. Place them in a light floured tray or plate after grating (they will become petals). Repeat until all used up to half.

4. A medium flame is hot in oil for deep frying in a deep pan. When it is hot, add papaya in a little while and fry until it is shiny and pale golden.

5. Cook the dough and granade cook on the paper towers. Repeat until all Papdis is made. They can be stored for a few weeks if they hold an airtight holder.

6. Serve all the ingredients first, serving - papaya, toppings and cheeses - in easy reach. The yogurt in every five to six papaya diapers then arrange on a plate.

7. Put a little potato, chicken, onion and tomato in each papad. When all of this is done, keep shrimp and shrimp shrimp and granut lime in each papaya and keep shrimp and shrimp.

8. Sprinkle a handful of stevia on the papadis in the foot, and reddish with red chimney powder, cumin powder and black rock salt and sugar leaves. Serve as soon as possible or Papdis will get soggy.

Note: The number of papadis will depend on the production of this recipe depending on how much you cut them.