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Masala Papad

  • Swara SK
  • Aug 3, 2016
  • 2 min read

It was a rainy evening. In this season usually we tempt for pakodas and bhajiyas. Even I thought of making some pakodas but when I checked in my pantry, I found that I was out of gram flour. I was so disappointed. But suddenly my husband reminded me of Masala Papad and then I started the preparation. It is super quick as well as yummy recipe. Often we all order Masala Papad when we go out to the restaurant. But I bet you will love it making at your home and gorging on it.


Masala Papad is an instant and easy to prepare appetizer. It can also be served as a side accompaniment with cocktails or mocktails. It can be made in a jiffy with very few ingredients which are readily available in your pantry. You can also prepare it as an evening snacks for kids or as a starter for your guests. For sure, this crunchy and tasty dish will be liked by all. Here I have used deep fried papads. You can also roast it if calorie conscious.


Preparation Time: 10 mins

Cooking Time: 5 mins

Serves: 4


Ingredients:


Urad Papad - 4 nos. (Deep fried or roasted)

Onion chopped - 1/2 cup

Tomatoes chopped - 1/2 cup

Chat Masala - 1 tspn

Red Chilly Powder - 1/2 tspn

Lemon - 1 no.

Coriander leaves chopped - for garnishing

Fine Sev - for garnish (optional)

Fried Peanuts - optional


Method:


1. Take a fried papad in a serving plate.

2. Add chopped onions and chopped tomatoes on top.

3. Sprinkle chat masala powder and red chilly powder.

(You can also add finely chopped green chilly for extra punch)

4. Squeeze lemon on it.

5. Add coriander leaves.


Tips:


You can also add coriander-mint chutney over it and tamarind chutney to make a nice chat. Also, you can add any farsan of your choice. Enjoy!!!!!






 
 
 

Comments


SWARA'S
COOKING TIPS

#1 

While setting your curds one night before, add stem of one green chilly to it and you will get thick curds.

 

#2

While making dough for puri, just add little rava or semolina to it. You will have crispier puris.

 

#3

Use heavy bottomed vessel to make rava upma, halwa, kheer, etc to prevent burning.

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