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Imli Bada | Ram Ladoo Chaat | Kanji Vada | Soft Bhalle

Street food special Chaat

Features:
  • Suitable for vegetarian
Cuisine:

Imli Pani aur Bada.

  • 25mins
  • Serves 4
  • Easy

Directions

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Ingredients

For Imli Water

(Makes 1L)

Imli (इमली), Soaked – 50gm

Water (पानी) – 1 L

Gur (गुड़) – 3 tbsp  (sugar, honey or sugar substitute) 

Cumin (भुना जीरा), Roasted – 2 tsp

Coriander Seeds (धनिया के बीज) – 1 tbsp

Back Salt (काला नमक) – 1 tsp

Salt (नमक) – 1 tsp

Chilli Powder (लाल मिर्च) – ½ tsp

Green Cardamom Powder (हरी इलायची पाउडर) – 1 tsp

Pepper Powder (काली मिर्च) – 1  tsp

Mint Leaves (पुदीना) – a handful

 

For Bada 

(Makes about 25 pc)

Moong Dal (मूंग दाल), Soaked Overnight – 2 tbsp

Urad Dal (उरद दाल), Soaked Overnight – ¼ cup

Green Chilli (हरी मिर्च), Chopped – 1 tsp

Ginger (अदरक), Chopped – 1 tsp

Water (पानी) – 1 tbsp 

Salt (नमक) – to taste

Oil (तेल) – to fry

 

Garnish

Boondi (बूंदी) – ¼ cup

Mint Leaves (पुदीना) – a handful

Ice Cubes (बर्फ) – 2 cups or as required

 

Steps

1
Done

We are using Imli soaked for atleast 30 min.
Put the soaked imli in a pan and add in the rest of the water. Add in the coriander seeds, jaggery (or sugar or sweetener), roasted cumin, black salt, salt and red chilli powder.Add in the green cardamom powder along with pepper powder.

Leave to simmer over low to medium fire. We are using moong dal and urad dal soaked for 4hrs, you may also soak the dals over night. For the bada add the soaked moong dal and urad dal along with the green chilli and ginger in a mixer grinder and grind without adding any water. As you grind, alternate between blitzing and moving the dal around in the grinder till it’s a coarse paste.

2
Done

Now add in the rest of the water to grind this paste smoother. Transfer the paste into a bowl or paraat. Using full length of your hand, whip up the batter till it changes its colour a little, as well as feels lighter. A way to test if it’s whipped or not is to hold the bowl or the paraat upside down. A properly whipped batter will not fall.

Heat the oil over medium flame and drop small portions of the batter into the oil. Fry a few at a time.
Once they develop a golden colour, place them over a kitchen towel to remove excess oil.
To assemble, strain the reduced imli pani and cool it down till the Imli water is chilled.

3
Done

Pour the water into a jar or container with ice. Once the water melts and volume rises, give a good mix and add in the bhalas, along with some boondi and a few sprigs of mint. Serve chilled.

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