Pavbhaji make to to remember my college days. I used to have these wonderful chat on streets. Our gang adda used to be near the "chaat bandi's" near my college. Since today is the friendship day I'm posting this wonderful recipe. I love pav bhaji especially when it is raining. I just lost in nostalgia, while writing this post. This dish is to my all lovely college friends and wondeful friends of Bloggywood.
Happy Friendship day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! to all of you!!!!
coming to recipe,
Ingredients:
Potato- pealed and cut-1 cup
Tomato diced-1/2cup
cauliflower cut-1/2cup
capsicum cut-1/ cup
green peas-1/4cup
Carrots cut-1/2cup
onions chopped-1 cup
red chili powder-1tbsp
salt to taste
Pav bhaji powder-1 tbsp
Ginger garlic paste-1tbsp
Vegetable oil-2tbsp
Method:
Boil all the vegetables in little salt water, drain the water and keep them aside. Do not throw the drained water, store them for gravy. Now heat 2tbsp of oil in a pan and add onions and fry till they turn transparent. Now mash all the boiled vegetables partially and add them to the cooked onions and mix well cook by closing vessel under medium flame. When the mixture is well cooked add pavbahaji powder, red chili powder, salt to taste and enjoy with the butter toasted buns. If you want little more spicy add coriander and cumin powder 1/2 a tbsp each.
Happy Friendship day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! to all of you!!!!
coming to recipe,
Ingredients:
Potato- pealed and cut-1 cup
Tomato diced-1/2cup
cauliflower cut-1/2cup
capsicum cut-1/ cup
green peas-1/4cup
Carrots cut-1/2cup
onions chopped-1 cup
red chili powder-1tbsp
salt to taste
Pav bhaji powder-1 tbsp
Ginger garlic paste-1tbsp
Vegetable oil-2tbsp
Method:
Boil all the vegetables in little salt water, drain the water and keep them aside. Do not throw the drained water, store them for gravy. Now heat 2tbsp of oil in a pan and add onions and fry till they turn transparent. Now mash all the boiled vegetables partially and add them to the cooked onions and mix well cook by closing vessel under medium flame. When the mixture is well cooked add pavbahaji powder, red chili powder, salt to taste and enjoy with the butter toasted buns. If you want little more spicy add coriander and cumin powder 1/2 a tbsp each.
This looks lovely - warming and comforting!
ReplyDeleteReally lovely recipe. Buns looks hot and spicy looks tasty.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Uma
my fav- looks well done !
ReplyDeleteMy favorite chat food .. Easy and tasty.
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Pav bhaji looks amazingly tasty and mouthwatering.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
i love pav bhaji...
ReplyDeleteWho would not love this awesome combo. Looks yum
ReplyDeleteWhat a superb combination it has filled up my rumbling tummy umpteen times.Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteBy far my most fav Mumbai snack! Love the pav bhaji, but have never tried at home, thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteSpicy and tasty..my favorite
ReplyDeleteLovely Paav Baaji. Brings back college memories to me too :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely chat, I should try this :-)
ReplyDeleteciao
Alessandra
My favorite snack cum dinner,love it all time!
ReplyDeleteMy fav too.. Perfect combo..
ReplyDeleteI can never say no to pav-bhaji. Love love love it so much :)
ReplyDeleteHappy friendship day to you too dear. Love this pav bhaji anytime :)
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