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Grains Maharashtrian Bawarch2 1 servings

INGREDIENTS

6 Pavs or medium buns
2 Potatoes; boiled, peeled &
; mashed
3 tb Tamarind chutney; (refer chutneys)
2 tb Green all purpose chutney; (refer chutneys)
1 tb Peanuts roasted & halved
1/2 Pomegranate cleaned
2 tb Coriander leaves finely chopped
1 lg Onion finely chopped
1/2 ts Dhania powder
1/2 ts Garam masala powder
1/2 ts Amchoor; (dried mango powder)
1/4 ts Black pepper powder
1/4 ts Black maharashtrian masala; (refer masalas)
1/2 ts Green chilli; ginger, garlic
; pastes (or grated
; or crushed)
1/2 ts Powdered sugar
Salt to taste
100 g Butter; (approx.)

INSTRUCTIONS

Mix both chutneys together till well blended. Keep aside.
Mix half coriander into onions, keep aside.
Mix all masalas, salt, remaining coriander into mashed potatoes.
Mix with hand till well blended. Keep aside.
Tear up each bun at its middle horizontally, keeping one edge intact.
It should open out like a book. Keep aside.
Take one bun, apply chutney mix liberally on both insides.
Press a ladleful of potato mixture over chutney on lower part.
Sprinkle some pomegranate and peanuts over potato mix.
Press lightly into mixture. Close bun or pav.
Press lightly and butter all sides, top and bottom.
Heat a heavy flat griddle or tawa.
Hold bun on side, press over tawa, turning to brown sides evenly.
Then place flat and lightly brown top and bottom.
Serve hot with tomato ketchup and chips.
Making time:
Masala 30 minutes (chutneys excluding)
Assembling 15 minutes
Makes: 6 dabelis
Shelflife:
Potato masala 1 month on freezing
2 days on refrigeration
After assembling dabeli best fresh
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