Delhi Tikki Chaat

#streetfood
Delhi has a lot to offer when it comes to street food and the sheer number of Chaat outlets across the city will send you into a tizzy. It's hard not to drool every time you cross one of these 'Chaat Bhandars'.
Old Delhi is the place where you'll find the most glorious Chaats in the city. Chandni Chowk in Old Delhi is famous for it's congested roads and street food, specially the varieties of chaat. Some of the outlets are hundreds of years old. My visit to old Delhi is incomplete without a plate of tikki chaat from Natraj tikki wala.
Delhi Tikki Chaat
#streetfood
Delhi has a lot to offer when it comes to street food and the sheer number of Chaat outlets across the city will send you into a tizzy. It's hard not to drool every time you cross one of these 'Chaat Bhandars'.
Old Delhi is the place where you'll find the most glorious Chaats in the city. Chandni Chowk in Old Delhi is famous for it's congested roads and street food, specially the varieties of chaat. Some of the outlets are hundreds of years old. My visit to old Delhi is incomplete without a plate of tikki chaat from Natraj tikki wala.
Steps
- 1
Heat 1tsp of oil/ghee in a pressure cooker and add cumin and fennel. When it crackles add the soaked and drained chana dal with little water. Add salt and cook to 2 whistles.Open cooker and dry the dal if any water. Cook the dal completely but not mushy. Add coriander powder, dry mango powder,red chilli powder, raisins and nuts of your choice. Saute well and mash the dal a little.
- 2
Take the boiled and mashed potatoes in a bowl. Add little salt and cornflour. Mix well and break any lumps if there. Make golf ball size balls. Apply little oil on your palms and flatten each ball a little on your palm.
- 3
Fill the cavity with 2-3tsp chana dal mixture. Press a little and close and seal the tikki by bringing the sides together. Press a little.
- 4
Heat 2Tb ghee/oil in a pan and shallow fry the tikkis from both sides till crisp and golden brown. Drain on a paper towel.
- 5
For serving- Take two tikkis in a plate and break lightly with your hands. Sprinkle chaat masala and red chilli powder according to taste. Pour 3-4Tb beaten curd on top(optional). I like it without curd. Then pour 1-2Tb each of green chutney and tamarind chutney. Sprinkle pomegranate seeds, ginger, beetroot julliens and sev on top. Garnish with coriander leaves and serve.
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