Friday, April 20, 2012

BHEL POORI WITHOUT CHUTNEY | PARTY SNACK IDEAS

     I have  been thinking to post a chat item for a long time  but somehow i couldn’t make both the chutneys at the same time. One day when i was having a a casual talk with my friend she was talking about this sukha bhel which she made in a jiffy and enjoyed the snack while watching her favorite movie. I loved this idea and made this according to my own taste and i served this on the top of plain crackers and kids loved this snack.This can be served as a starter on the top of any plain biscuits.

bhel puri

Before going to the ingredients, let me tell one thing. There is no hard and fast rules to follow the same proportion. Just go as per your taste.

   INGREDIENTS:

BOILED PEANUTS 1/4 CUP
PUFFED RICE(PORI) 1 CUP
OIL 1 TSP
ONION 1 NO
TOMATO 1 NO
RAW MANGO (CHOPPED) 1 TBLSP
CAPSICUM( CHOPPED) 1 TBLSP
RED CHILLI POWDER TO TASTE
SALT TO TASTE
CHAT MASALA 2 PINCHES
LEMON JUICE 1/2 TSP
CORIANDER LEAVES FEW
NYLON SEV 2-3 TBLSP
BHEL PORI

METHOD:

  • Soak the peanuts for half an hour and pressure cook for 2 whistles by adding salt..
  • Drain the excess water and allow this to cool completely.

peanuts

  • De seed the tomato and chop the onions and tomatoes finely.

chop

  • Roast the puffed rice(pori) in a tsp of oil along with a pinch of turmeric till they turn crispy and golden brown. Be careful not to burn this.

pori

  • In a wide bowl, just before serving mix everything along with red chili powder and chat masala. 
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  • Check for salt.
  • Add coriander leaves and squeeze in the lemon juice.
  • Mix nicely.
  • Eat this crunchy. Always mix everything just before serving else this will be soggy.

sukha bhel

NOTE:

  1. Boiled and cubed potatoes can be added to this.
  2. I did not have nylon sev , so i added the store bought Aloo bhujia .
  3. Pomegranate can also be added.
  4. I served on this on plain crackers but even 50 50 biscuits can also be used or any salt biscuits can be used for serving.
  5. As chat masala contains salt just check for salt before adding salt.
  6. Roasted peanuts can be added instead of boiled peanuts.

40 comments:

  1. just love the clicks... I love this kind of bhel... leaves everything crunchy! You can also dry roast the peanuts and not boil them... they taste good too !

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    1. thanks,nice idea and i too mentioned this in the note.

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  2. I will always go with such quick n healthy snack, can i get one bite!!

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  3. Good way to handle the craving for chaat. Second picture looks so good !!

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  4. Looks Delicious
    http://followfoodie.blogspot.com/

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  5. mmm.. yummy!i love the pics of it on the crackers..

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  6. nice and quick one, looks yummy.

    Spill the Spices

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  7. Wow so tempting n healthy dear.. Everybody just love this

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  8. Very quick and delicious bhel...

    foodydelight.com

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  9. A very healthy and mouthwatering chaat...Love the fact that it does not contain any chutney.

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  10. Simple and delicious looking bhel

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  11. this is nice snack.. guilty free and super healthy and tasty.. i love them!

    Ongoing Event : WTML

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  12. I love sookha bhel and have a different version in my blog...

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  13. wow...So tempting and easy to make snack...Thanks....

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  14. I make this - but the boiled peanuts is a lovely addition. I also use a simpler method for the puffed rice. Put in a microwave safe bowl and keep on high for 10-20 secs. See which is suitable for your microwave. The puffed rice gets crisp. I find it easier than roasting.

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  15. never used boiled peanut for any chat. this is new step for me. Chat looks really good without any chutney. WAs waiting for your version of chaat ;-)after our conversation on fb

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  16. Love the addition of boiled peanuts to the bhel..

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  17. I too loved the addition of boiled peanuts.. may be can use the same method in curries too... nice chaat and clicks...
    Noel collections

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  18. I do it always as a quick snack with whatever I have at home but my daughter likes the ones with the chutney. Looks delicious!

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  19. Wow!!!that looks so easy and delicious...guilt free snack,clicks are awesome...

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  20. Adding boiled peanuts to this snack is quiet interesting !!!!! Wonderful clicks and great presentation !!!!!

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  21. Bhel puri with peanuts sounds interesting jeyashri. Chaat items are always soothing snack to enjoy the evenings.

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  22. Healthy snack and my mom makes something similar. Love the clicks.

    Vardhini
    CooksJoy

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  23. super healthy snack....yummy...

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  24. wonderful snack for kids, a nice party idea..loved them as toppings on crackers :)

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  25. Super healthy and guilt free snack,loving it.

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  26. Oh that looks delicious.. one can never go wrong with chaats.. always a hit! :)

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  27. ideal snack for kids to keep them engaged & fit in holidays..:)

    Tasty Appetite

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  28. nice one. love the addition of peanuts

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  29. wow nice and delicious luking .Addition of pea nut interesting one

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  30. Bhel poori looks so appetising, looks flavourful and yummy. Loved the presentation!

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  31. this looks so yumm .. love the colors ..

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  32. Super chat ...Looks so yummy will try it soon thanks for sharing this ..

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  33. I really wish I stayed next to your home ;) I could gulp all these la! Super clicks!

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  34. Hi, This is the first time I am at your blog space. You have very simple recipes and I love this one you have posted. Peanuts in bhel! that is an awesome combo. Will try it soon.Thanks for sharing.

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  35. This just perfect and my mouth is watering ....

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  36. Interesting recipe...good one!

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