Baked Papri Chaat. Who doesn’t love crunchy, tangy, hot and sweet chaat. Delicious to eat as a snack or a great alternative to a meal. it is a popular street food served in India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. Papri is basically thin fried crispy flour tortillas. But I am baking this papri today to make it healthy. It will not effect the flavors. I made small cups of papri in cupcake baking tray. Baked them until crisp then filled them with potatoes and chutnies.
It is a great appetizerfor any party and also it is best for Ramadan Iftar.
Serving : makes about 20 small cups
Ingredients
List 1 for papri pastry
Wheat flour 150 g
Plain flour 150 g
Salt 1/2 tsp
Caraway seeds (ajwain) 1 tsp
Butter 3 tbsp
List 2,
Potatoes boiled 3 medium
Salt 1/2 tsp
Black rock salt 1/2 tsp
Red chili powder 1/2 tsp
Whole Cumin 2 tsp
Lemon juice 2-3 tbsp
Green chili chopped 1
List 3,
Boondi as required
Onion 1
Tomato 1
Green chili 1
Mint yogurt sauce (podina raita) 1 cup or as required
Click on the picture for boondi recipe. I used store bought in this recipe, you can also do that.
Now Make Papri Pastry
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For Papri Pastry, add all list 1 ingredients in a bowl. Rub them nicely with fingers until crumbly then add water and knead a medium consistency dough.
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Cover and leave this dough for 15 minutes.
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Roll the dough with the help of very little flour. Roll it thin.Then prick it with fork and cut round circles with a cutter or a glass.
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Grease the cupcake tray with oil and keep these circles in it.
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Bake them in a preheated oven at 175 C for 30 minutes or until light gold and crisp.
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For potatoes filling add all list 2 ingredients in a pan, cook for 2-3 minutes.
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Turn off the heat then add 1 chopped onion and tomato.
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Taste salt and let it cool a bit.
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Now gather all ingredients at 1 place. Prepared papri, boondi,mint raita, potatoes and tamarind chutni and some chopped tomatoes and green chilies.
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Fill papri cups with potatoes, pour some mint raita and tamarind chutni on top, put some boondi tomatoes and green chili to finish.
I’m Aini the voice, author, and creator behind Funcooking. I started as a casual hobby which has now grown into a full-blown business (!!) that reaches millions of people with fun recipes each month.
As a long-time food blogger and chef, I’ve had the pleasure of studying and working as a pastry chef. During this time, I’ve gained invaluable experience in the kitchen and crafted unique desserts that have delighted family and friends alike.
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