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Recipe courtesy of Anita Kedia

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Ingredients

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1 cup dried split green peas or 1 cup yellow peas picked through
1/2 teaspoon ground turmeric
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
salt & fresh ground pepper
red chili powder
1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
1 large potato boiled peeled and cubed
chat masala
3 teaspoons lemon juice

Nutritional information

431.4
Calories
13 g
Calories From Fat
1.4 g
Total Fat
0.2 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
239.5 mg
Sodium
85.6 g
Carbs
17.3 g
Dietary Fiber
8 g
Sugars
20.4 g
Protein
134g
Serving Size

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Recipe courtesy of Anita Kedia

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    Recipe courtesy of Anita Kedia, Little India

    • 830 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Steps

    1
    Done

    For the Filling:

    2
    Done

    Soak the Peas in Water Overnight, and Then Drain. Put the Peas in a Pot With the Turmeric and Baking Soda and Add Enough Water to Just Cover the Peas. Bring the Mixture to a Boil, and Then Reduce to a Simmer and Cook Until the Peas Are Soft. Sprinkle With Salt, Black Pepper and Red Chili Powder. Let the Peas Cool to Room Temperature.

    3
    Done

    Mix the Peas With the Cilantro and Potatoes and a Generous Amount of Chaat Masala in a Bowl. Your Filling Is Ready.

    4
    Done

    For the Pani:

    5
    Done

    Mix the Lemon Juice, Tamarind, Masala, Sugar, Cumin Powder, Mint Powder, Sprinkle of Chili Powder and Salt in a Bowl With 4 Cups Tap Water. Pour the Pani Into a Glass Jar and Refrigerate.

    6
    Done

    For the Puri:

    7
    Done

    Mix Together the Sooji, Wheat Flour and Salt in a Bowl. Add Enough Water to Make a Soft Dough. Cover and Let It Sit For About 30 Minutes. Meanwhile, Pour 1 Inch of Oil Into a Large Deep Skillet or Wok. Heat the Oil Over Medium Heat Until a Deep-Fry Thermometer Registers 350 Degrees F. Roll the Dough Into Approximately 1 1/4-Inch-Diameter Discs. Slip the Discs Into the Hot Oil One at a Time, Working in Batches, Flipping Them With a Slotted Spoon as They Puff Up Until Light Brown. Drain on a Paper-Towel-Lined-Tray and Let Cool. They Will Continue to Crisp as They Cool.

    8
    Done

    to Serve, Put 6 to 8 Puris on Each Plate With Separate Bowls of Filling and Pani on the Side. Provide a Small Spoon. Lightly Tap the Top of a Puri With the Tip of the Spoon Handle to Break and Make a Small Hole Wide Enough to Fill It. Fill the Puri Halfway With Some Filling, Then Spoon the Pani Into It and Pop It Into Your Mouth. Repeat With the Remaining Puri, Filling and Pani. Enjoy the Delicacy of the Pani Puri.

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