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Ingredients
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Quantity
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For the
puris (make about 20 – 25)
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Plain white flour
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½ cup
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Wheat flour
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½ cup
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Salt
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½ tsp
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Oil
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2 tbsp
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For the
chaat:
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Boiled potatoes – chopped
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2 medium
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Chaat masala
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4 tbsp
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Finely chopped coriander
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2 tbsp
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Yoghurt
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1 cup
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Salt
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to taste
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Finely chopped onion
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¼ cup
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Tamarind & dates chutney
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For the
green chutney:
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Chopped coriander leaves
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¾ cup
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Garlic
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2 cloves
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Green chillies
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1 to 2
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Salt
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to taste
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Lemon juice
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2 tbsp
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Desiccated coconut (without sweet)
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1 tbsp
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Cumin seeds
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½ tsp
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Aloo puri is a spicy sweet hot and sour dish which is extremly
popular with who ever eats it! Its 'finger licking good' as they say! This
receipe uses chaat masala. This is available from most Indian grocers.
For the
Puris:
Make a dough which is firm but elastic (like pizza dough) break
into usable chunks. The easiest way is to roll out a big circle like a chappati
and using a small round pastry cutter or a jar lid cut the circles the puris
are usually tiny bite size circles, deep fry until golden brown.
For the
Green Chutney:
Put all the ingredients into a processor and process! Should turn
into a paste if its too dry add a little water to make chutney.
