Raise your hand if you are guilty of saying you love Pani Puri BUT you will devour a whole plate of sev puri or dahi puri instantly?!?! I’m raising both of my hands for this one!! Something about the crunchy puri’s filled with potatoes and channa along with sweet and spicy chutneys drizzled on top along with sev, pomegranate seeds and chopped cilantro on top! Now is that isn’t a mouth to say, imagine eating it haha.
I’ve used my homemade puri’s for this recipe linked here, and I’ve also included my homemade versions of Indian chutneys below. Hope this recipe finds you day dreaming about standing at the Pani Puri stands in India and eating plates of both Pani Puri and dahi puri.
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In a bowl add Kashmiri chilies and hot water, let this sit for 20 mins minunimun or over night if possible. Once the chiles are plumped, add them to a blender with 1/2 cup of the reserved water and remaining ingredients. Blend until you have a smooth consistency.
Sweet Tamarind Chutney
In a blender,add everything and blend into a smooth paste. Add water if needed.
Cilantro Chutney
In a blender,add everything and blend into a smooth paste. Add water if needed.
Dahi Chutney (yogurt chutney)
In a bowl ,add everything and whisk into a smooth paste. Add water if needed.
Assembly
Poke each puri and add the potato and chana filling along with chopped tomatoes and onions. Next drizzle in all the chutneys, top it off with chopped cilantro, sev and pomegranate seeds. Sprinke some chaat masala on top and enjoy!
Notes
Recipe for homemade puris and potato & chana filling is linked here
Adjust the spice and salt level to your needs for all the chutneys.
Chutneys and puris can be made ahead of time, up to 2 days in advance.
Aside from the Dahi chutney, the rest of the chutneys will last longer in the freezer.
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