Bhel Puri is a savory snack prepared with puffed rice (murmura/pori), vegetables, sev, and delicious sweet dates and tamarind chutney. I include green chutney too in my version, and this is the wet bhel puri recipe.
Prep Time20 minutesmins
Cook Time10 minutesmins
Total Time30 minutesmins
Course: Snack
Cuisine: North Indian
Keyword: bhel puri
Servings: 6
Calories: 134kcal
Author: Srividhya G
Ingredients
2cupsPuffed Ricemurmura, pori
Vegetables
¼cupCarrot grated
1Tomato chopped
¼cupOnion chopped
3tbspCilantrochopped
3tbspCucumber chopped
1Potato optional
1Green chili chopped
Chutneys
1tbspSweet Chutney
1tbspGreen Chutney
Spices
1tspJal Jeera Masala heaped
1tspChaat Masala heaped
1tspBlack Salt heaped
1tspAmchur Powder heaped
Other ingredients
4Papdi
2tspLemon Juice
3tbspSev
3tbspPeanutsroasted
3tbspGarbanzo Beans optional, I used the canned ones
Instructions
Prep Work
Chop the onion, cilantro, green chilly and cucumber.
I usually remove the pulp of the tomato and chop them.
Peel the carrot skin and grate them.
Boil the potato in your preferred way and mash them up.
If the murmura or puffed rice is not crisp, dry roast for a couple of minutes or sun dry them for about 1 hour.
Steps
Take the murmura in wide bowl.
Add all the chopped veggies.
Then the chutneys, dry masalas, sev and mix well.
Before serving, add the lemon juice and serve.
That’s it. Bhel puri is ready.
Notes
You can skip papadi and use tortilla chips or ritz crackers.
You can skip green chilly and use more green chutney or you can do the other way round as well.
Adjust the masalas and spices as per your preference.
I used black salt instead of regular salt. You can use half and half of both or either one.
You can also use sprouted green mung beans, moth beans, or black chickpeas instead of garbanzo beans.