Hyderabadi Special Easy Samosa Chaat Recipe.Simple making.
Ingredients:
Dry yellow or green peas – 1 cup
Potatoes – 2 (medium size)
Big samosas – 5 or 6
Tamarind dates chutney - 3 tbsp
Green chutney – 1 tbsp (optional)
Sugar – 1/4 tsp
Salt to taste
Thin sev – 1/2 cup
Chopped onion – 1 cup
Shredded carrot – 1 cup
Chopped cilantro for garnishing
Lemon – 1
Roast and Grind:
Cinnamon stick – 2″ piece
Cloves – 4
Coriander seeds – 3/4 tsp
cumin seeds – 1/2 tsp
Whole black pepper – 1/4 tsp
Dalia (split roasted chick pea or pottukadalai) – 2 tbsp
Long dried red chilies – 3
Marathi moggu – 1 (optional)
Mint leaves – 1 string
Coriander leaves – 1/3 cup (a small bunch)
Green chilies – 2
Ginger piece – 1″
Shredded coconut – 2 tbsp
Method
Soak peas overnight and pressure cook until it becomes tender and slightly over cooked.
Dry roast cloves, cinnamon, dried chilies, black pepper, coriander seeds, cumin seeds and marathi moggu until the chilies turn dark. Let it cool and grind it along with the other ingredients under “roast and grind”.
Heat 2 cups of water and add the ground paste. Let it come to a boil and simmer the heat and let it cook until the raw smell goes off (around 10 minutes). Boil potatoes in between.
Add tamarind dates chutney, green chutney, salt and sugar and let it cook for 2 minutes. Add boiled, mashed potatoes followed by the cooked peas. Allow it cook until it thickens.
Add cooked peas masala to the serving plate and place a fried samosa on top and mash it. You can add an extra samosa to the plate if you like.
Top it with sev, onions, carrots and some cilantro. Squeeze some lime juice on top and serve hot.
Serving
You can use chole instead of peas.
A couple of tsp of yogurt and sweet & spicy sauce can be added to the chaat.
Dry yellow or green peas – 1 cup
Potatoes – 2 (medium size)
Big samosas – 5 or 6
Tamarind dates chutney - 3 tbsp
Green chutney – 1 tbsp (optional)
Sugar – 1/4 tsp
Salt to taste
Thin sev – 1/2 cup
Chopped onion – 1 cup
Shredded carrot – 1 cup
Chopped cilantro for garnishing
Lemon – 1
Roast and Grind:
Cinnamon stick – 2″ piece
Cloves – 4
Coriander seeds – 3/4 tsp
cumin seeds – 1/2 tsp
Whole black pepper – 1/4 tsp
Dalia (split roasted chick pea or pottukadalai) – 2 tbsp
Long dried red chilies – 3
Marathi moggu – 1 (optional)
Mint leaves – 1 string
Coriander leaves – 1/3 cup (a small bunch)
Green chilies – 2
Ginger piece – 1″
Shredded coconut – 2 tbsp
Method
Soak peas overnight and pressure cook until it becomes tender and slightly over cooked.
Dry roast cloves, cinnamon, dried chilies, black pepper, coriander seeds, cumin seeds and marathi moggu until the chilies turn dark. Let it cool and grind it along with the other ingredients under “roast and grind”.
Heat 2 cups of water and add the ground paste. Let it come to a boil and simmer the heat and let it cook until the raw smell goes off (around 10 minutes). Boil potatoes in between.
Add tamarind dates chutney, green chutney, salt and sugar and let it cook for 2 minutes. Add boiled, mashed potatoes followed by the cooked peas. Allow it cook until it thickens.
Add cooked peas masala to the serving plate and place a fried samosa on top and mash it. You can add an extra samosa to the plate if you like.
Top it with sev, onions, carrots and some cilantro. Squeeze some lime juice on top and serve hot.
Serving
You can use chole instead of peas.
A couple of tsp of yogurt and sweet & spicy sauce can be added to the chaat.
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