#goldenapron.post 13. Dahi Phulki or Besan ke bade are very refreshing,you can prepare in no-time - it's comfort food, can be eaten at any time with Rice, Rotis or parathas also.

#goldenapron#post_4Dahi bhalle chaat is one of the most refreshing street food.

Dahi puchka is a very popular and delicious Indian chat made by dahi (yogurt) and crispy small Puris. It is perfect mouth- watering snack for evening time.

This is my Nani's recipe it's very yumm #deepfried

A simple delicious and healthy recipe is dahi vindi. It requires very little oil and a cup full of curd that is surely good for your health. Less time consuming yet very heathy and tasty. It goes perfect with chapati.#greenveg

#itsprocessoverproduct#myfirstrecipeDahi bhallas are almost everyone's favourite. And this is an out-of-the-box recipe and is inspired by an aunty ji, the cook who stayed with us for four days, during the time of marriage, and all the guests in the house went gaga over dahi bhallas made by her. She asked us to use 2 portions of moong dal to 1 portion of urad dal. This way, the bhallas would come out super soft and delicious, she says. This recipe makes use of electric beater to beat the batter until smooth, thick, airy and fluffy. It also makes use of an ice-cream scoop to make it super easy to drop batter into the hot oil and so as to have equal sized bhallas. Here, I have documented the steps required.

Very easy to cook

Tasty

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Dahi Phulki Chaat is a popular Pakistani snack that combines deep-fried chickpea flour fritters, known as phulkis, with a creamy yogurt base.This dish is celebrated for its refreshing taste and is often served as a light meal or appetizer especially during Ramadan and iftar. It is similar to other chaat varieties, such as Dahi Bhalla, but offers a unique texture and flavour profile.To get the right phulki, heat the oil to a medium temperature, ideally between 350°F and 375°F (about 180°C to 190°C). If the oil is too hot, the phulkis will brown quickly on the outside while remaining undercooked inside; if it’s too cool, they will absorb excess oil and become soggy.Fry in small batches to avoid overcrowding, which can lower the oil temperature and lead to uneven cooking. Allowing enough space ensures that each pakoda fries evenly and crisps up properly.

Bengali authentic fish curry called "Doi Maachh"#traditional#book#ebook