Move Over Regular Bread Pakora, Try This Nagpur-Style Bread Pakora Chaat

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Prepare this delicious snack to gorge on at home to cater to those evening hunger pangs. Take a look at the recipe.

Move Over Regular Bread Pakora, Try This Nagpur-Style Bread Pakora Chaat
This street-style chaat made with bread pakora is definitely a show-stealer.

Highlights

  • Bread pakoda is a street style recipe loved by all.
  • Here we bring Nagpur-style bread pakoda chaat recipe to try at home.
  • Take a look.

India is a paradise for foodies. Every region in this country has something interesting and unique to offer. For instance, Kolkata is known for jhalmuri and kathi rolls; Mumbai is a hub for toast, vada pav and more; Delhi is known for gol gappa, aloo tikki chaat and more. Similarly, Nagpur is known for its tarri poha, samosa and many more things. While exploring Nagpur street-style food, we came across an interesting recipe. It is called Bread Pakora Chaat. We are sure you all must have tried the classic bread pakora; this street-style chaat made with bread pakora is definitely a show-stealer. And what's better than having it with a cup of steaming tea?! We guess nothing! The crispy outer layer with mushy inside filling, laden with chutneys, sev and bhujia, this snack is just oh-so-delicious!

In this recipe, you first need to make bread pakoras using bread slices, mashed potato filling and besan flour. You can also use leftover bread pakoras bought from nearby shops only if you do not want to spend much time in the kitchen. Prepare this delicious snack to gorge on at home to cater to those evening hunger pangs. Take a look at the recipe.

Nagpur-Style Bread Pakora Chaat recipe: How To Make Bread Pakora Chaat

To begin with the recipe, you first need to make potato filling. Take a bowl, add 3-4 boiled potatoes along with spices like cumin powder, black salt, red chilli powder, garam masala and more. Once done, mash the potatoes properly.

Take two slices of bread, fill them with potato and dip in besan batter. Fry until golden to perfection. Now cut the bread pakora in two parts.

Spread green and red (imly) chutney, and dahi on top of it. For the complete recipe, click here.

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