Steps
- 1
Vegetables: bhaji is made with mixed vegetables and the most commonly used vegetables in pav bhaji are potatoes, cauliflower, green pepper, peas. Carrots, beets, beans are also commonly used.
- 2
Pav bhaji masala: the main flavor in the bhaji comes from a special blend of spices known as pav bhaji masala. You can either get it from Indian grocery store (I like Everest) or make it at home (see recipe below).
- 3
Kashmiri red chili powder: this is added mainly for color. Do not confuse it with regular chili powder, this one isn’t hot.
Butter: there’s no good pav bhaji without lots of butter! I love using amul butter in my pav bhaji.
- 4
Tomato puree: along with fresh tomatoes, I also like adding some store bought tomato puree for extra flavor. I would highly recommend not skipping it.
Garnishes: to finish the pav bhaji, you would need a good squeeze of lemon juice and lots of cilantro.
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