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Sev Puri is a popularChaat { Indian Street Food } from Mumbai which will leave you with tons of flavour in a single morsel.
What is Sev Puri ?
Sev Puri also known as “Sev Batata Puri” is an Indian Street food snack where the layers of ingredients are assembled on a flat crisp called Papdi.
As such, its a myth that Chaat is quite difficult and cumbersome task. There is some easy preparation needed in advance and then assembling a chaat just takes a few minutes, just like this Sev Batata Puri.
What are the layers of Ingredients in Sev Puri?
Sev Puri Papdi’s / Puri’s – These are thin flat disks of crisps made with Whole Wheat flour or a combination of WholeWheat Flour and All Purpose flour { Maida }. Make them at home or buy them from an Asian grocery store.
Potato – Also called as ‘Batata’. The Potatoes are boiled well, peeled and cubed or roughly mashed. I do season them with a bit of salt.
Green Chutney – Also known as Coriander Chutney. This Chutney is absolutely essential in the preparation of any chaat.
Red Chutney – Also known as Tamarind Chutney or Dates Tamarind Chutney. This Chutney is also an essential ingredients for chaat.
Sev – Sev is a gram flour thin noodles that can be bought from an Indian stores.
Onions – Finely Chopped Onions will add a crunch to the Sev Puri Chaat.
Spice Powders – Red Chilli Powder, Roasted Cumin Powder & Chaat Masala.
The Best part about making chaat is that chutney’s can be made a few days in advance and stored in refrigerator. If I manage to make large portions, I store them in individual small containers and freeze them. In that way, Chutney’s are always ready at home and you can enjoy street food in minutes! I have a post elaborating on the Essential Chutney’s for Chaat , don’t forget to check it!
Sev Puri is best enjoyed with papdi andYogurt is not added on Sev Puri.
If you enjoy drizzling yogurt over your sev puris, the dish actually turns out to be papdi chaat along with additional ingredients like chickpeas etc.
If you prefer to use the Puffed Puri { used for pani puri}, you sure can.. , add yogurt to the same fillings as sev poori and serve. It is called Dahi Puri.
Some Chaat are authentic and best served as is!!
MORE CHAAT RECIPES TO TRY
Samosa Chole Chaat
Churumuri
DahiPuri Chaat
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Ragda Patties
Kala Chana Chaat
Ram Ladoo
Mumbai sev puri recipe below
Sev Batata Puri recipe
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Prep Time: 10 minutes minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes minutes
Servings: 4
Author: Sandhya Hariharan
Sev Puri is a popular Mumbai Street Food snack with sweet, spicy, tangy flavours assembled in layers on a papdi.
Ingredients
Ingredients for Sev Puri
- 24 Papdi
- 1/2 Cup Green Chutney
- 1/2 Cup Dates Chutney
- 2 Large Boiled potatoes peeled, chopped in little chunks, seasoned with salt
- 1 Cup Nylon Sev
- 2 Tsp Cumin Powder
- 2 Tsp Chaat Masala
- 1 Tsp Red Chilli Powder
- 1 Finely Chopped Onions
- coriander leaves, finely chopped
- Lemon Juice { Optional }
Instructions
To prepare Sev Puri
Arrange 5-6 Papdi in a plate, layer it chunks of boiled potatoes .
Sprinkle some Chaat Masala & Cumin Powder
Drizzle green chutney and red chutney on the top and add Sev on the top.
Sprinkle chaat masala, cumin powder & red chilli powder.
Top it with onions and coriander leaves and serve the Sev Puri immediately. You can squeeze some lemon juice on the top if you like. Its optional.
Course: Snack
Cuisine: Indian
Keyword: chaat, chaat recipe, mumbai, streetfood
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Comments
Sharmilee! :) says
Who wud say no to delicious looking chat…looks very temptingReply
Sandhya Hariharan says
Tats a quicky comment…
Thanks Sharmilee…
To be frank.. we have been hogging on chat for the last 3 days…Reply
Nithu Bala says
Very tempting chaat..nice click:-)Reply
Prathima Rao says
This one looks so tempting!! Feel like reaching out n grabbing some!!Reply
Suja Sugathan says
Delicious Sev puri..tempting clicks,superbReply
Sanchita Karmakar says
yum yum…Lovely photos as usual 🙂Reply
Gayathri's Cook Spot says
Chat looks so tasty. Loved your snaps.Reply
jeyashrisuresh says
Ooh delicious chat and you are tempting me to make thisReply
Kairali sisters says
wow wow…I would love to eat some of these yummy sev chaat..Looks too good Sandy..Reply
Akila says
wow what a mouthwatering sev puri… superb clicks dear…Reply
Shanavi says
ahh..who says no that…drooling !!!
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aipi says
Wow..if only I could get a taste of that..this is what I would really call mouthwatering!Reply
Satrupa says
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Foodie Ann says
Yummmm… Looks scrumptious…. I am also in the process of making chat….my this week's theme…:)Reply
Ananda Rajashekar says
i think i will win the drooling competition for this post Sandhya, looks fantastic, trust me first pic is enough to kill all we starving people and those nylon sav is my most fav i always bring from India and eat them little by little 🙂Reply
Priya says
Drooling rite now here…simply irresistible..Reply
Gulmohar says
Looks so tempting..The weather here is so chilly and I really need something lik this to cheer me up 🙂Reply
An Open Book says
now id love 2 have some of that for sure!Reply
Ramya Manja says
Very tempting pics,reminds me of my childhood days…Reply
Lena Rashmin Raj says
Awesome shots as usual Sandhya.. First snap is too tempting.. 🙂Reply
Sandhya Hariharan says
@ Ananda.. you are sooo damn funny…
Glad this is really droolworthy 🙂Nylon sev is something very hard to get it in UK… I buy mild sev occasionally and try crushing them….
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Jaisy James says
looks lovely n nice click tooReply
RAKS KITCHEN says
Yummy,crunchy papdi chaat,looks too good to resist!Reply
Sandhya Hariharan says
Thanks Raje…it is Sev Puri only . Papdi Chat will have broken papdi and drizzle of yogurt over it and bit of Sev..
Apologies to correct u … But tats the dish!
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Rachana says
Looks so tempting!!!! Wish to have some now 🙂Reply
Wow, Sandhya, what a wonderful presentation. I love sev puri.Reply
Sushma Mallya says
wow they really look really tempting sandy:)Reply
myspicykitchen says
Love chaat and your pictures are making me hungry!Reply
Priya says
Sandhya,thanks for ur comments, regarding ur q'n about dates n oats bread, just follow the same proportion dear, hope this helps..Reply
Sanjeeta kk says
Sorry for writing this comment with mouth full of water. lovely and tempting pictures, Sandhya.Reply
♥LOVE2COOK♥ says
Hello from Malaysia!!! 😉Hi Sandhya, thanks for dropping by and leaving your comments at my blog ya!
I've just followed U at FB…;)
Unfortunately I'm unable to view your dish images here due to very slow loading. Could be my connection. 🙁
I'll be back! 😀
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indianspicemagic says
Love this tempting chat & thanks for visiting my blog.Reply
kothiyavunu.com says
Wat else i want..just gonna grab few from the click, tempting chats sandy!Reply
Prathima Rao says
Thank u sandhya for ur quick comment!! For the seekh kabab, chana powder used here is also called as bhuna chana or bengal gram roasted..You have to simply powder the daal straight from the packet..Reply
Jagruti જાગૃતિ says
droolworthy sev puri..love it..my DD 's faviourte and whenever we go wemembley first thing she orders is SEV PURI….!Reply
Viki's Kitchen says
Love all the chaat items. Pics make me crave. I can imagine that wonderful taste:)Reply
Torviewtoronto says
delicious snack looks yummyReply
Anu says
Thanks Sandhya..i have changed my dish name as per your suggestion..Reply
Satya says
Lovely pictures. and Sev puri is looking too good.Reply
Pavithra says
I second Ananda… and same here now badly want to eat chaat now. Ur pictures rock asusual Sadhya…Reply