Sukhabhel
#indvsban Sukha bhel is poular street food of a mumbai from puffed rice.Sukha bhel puri or dry bhel is another variation of bhel puri – a popular chaat from mumbai...
Sukhabhel
#indvsban Sukha bhel is poular street food of a mumbai from puffed rice.Sukha bhel puri or dry bhel is another variation of bhel puri – a popular chaat from mumbai...
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Take all the ingredients, like tomatoes, onion,green chilli, in lage bol and mixed it well.
- 2
Now add puffed rice, sweet nadiadi bhusu, partly crushed puri with tomatoes and onion and mix it well.
- 3
Squeeze the lemon juice,red chilli powder salt.and mixed it well..quickly serve in bowls or plates.
- 4
Garnish with sev, coriander leaves and serve with papdis.
- 5
The bhel puri has to be served as well as eaten immediately. otherwise the puffed rice becomes soft and you won't get the crisp, crunchy texture as well as taste. if the puffed rice becomes soft, then the bhel is not enjoyed.
- 6
Enjoy Indvsban match with yumm and spicy sukha bhel..
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