Wednesday, July 8, 2009

PAV BHAJI

BHAJI RECIPE FOR PAV

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              I remember,the first time when I ate Pav bhaji in my home town Salem,in a restaurant called Salem cafe.The very instant I fell in love with pav bhaji Love Struck.I love the butter smell in both the Pav(Bread)and the Bhaji….But never knew I will make of my own! But if I knew this is so simple to make,I would have made this long time before and made very often…But its okay,better than be late than never right…?

        Pav Bhaji                     

            When I saw in my sis in law’s blog,from that time I wanted to try,even my friend Sangeeta asked me to try and gave a pack of MTR Pav Bhaji Masala.I simply followed the recipe given in the back side of the pack..And it came out really very well…please do try and let me know if I am wrong!!

Ingredients:

Potato 2 nos.big
Beans,carrot,green peas,cauliflower- all chopped altogether 1 cup
Onion,chopped 1 no. big
Capsicum 1 medium sized
Tomato,Chopped 2 nos. medium sized
Green chilli,slit into 2 2 nos
Ginger garlic paste 1 tsp
Butter 3 tblsp
Red Chilli powder 1/2 tsp
Pav Bhaji masala MTR 2 tsp
Salt As needed
Fresh lemon As needed to squeeze on top
Pav/white bread/Buns As needed
Onion and coriander leaves,chopped As needed for garnishing.

Method:

  1. Pressure cook the potatoes(peel the skin of potatoes and chop them just like other veggies) and other chopped veggies together with little water,upto 3 whistles in pressure cooker.
  2. Mash nicely with a potato masher and set aside.
  3. Heat a broad pan with butter,add onion and ginger garlic paste,fry till onion turns transparent and raw smell of the ginger garlic paste goes off.
  4. Then add the capsicum and fry for a minute,then add tomatoes,salt,pav Bhaji masala and red chilli powder.
  5. Fry till tomatoes turns soft and mushy and then add all the veggies,stir well.
  6. Simmer for 5 min and mash with a ladle so that all the veggies get mixed well, add butter if desired.
  7. Bhaji is ready now!
  8. Bhaji
  9. Garnish with finely chopped onion,coriander leaves and squeeze lemon as needed and spread the bhaji in between a well golden roasted buns/Pav/bread and enjoy hot!!

Buns spread with bhaji and topped with chopped onion and coriander leaves

Note:
  • Veggies can be of your choice,u can add or reduce one or two….
  • I used burger buns here,which was very nice substitute to the pav buns…

48 Stars(comments):

Hari Chandana said...

Wowowowow!!!!... soo yummmmm..
looks very delicious and perfect..
awesome snaps dear!!

Sushma Mallya said...

wow raks....pic is so nice,,,def tempting and colourful...

Kitchen Flavours said...

Superb...............looks spicy and yummy....this is my all time favourite street food.....drool worthy pics.....

sangeetaskitchen said...

Superb pics raji, bhaji looks gr8.
so u and ajay had this yummy treat. Your pics have tempted me so much should make this soon.

Chitra said...

too good...I am drooling:)

Suma Rajesh said...

woooooo no words to express...looks dam good..

A2Z Vegetarian Cuisine said...

My all time favorite. YOur pictures are awesome, so lovely they add feather to the crown for this yummy dish.

Nags said...

such beautiful pics!! looks amazing :)

Nithya Praveen said...

Wow...look so inviting.Great clicks...you are gona make everyone hungry!!!!

Mangala Bhat said...

Wow! Superb dear looks soo tempting ..pics r awesome !!

My Experiments with Cooking said...

How I wish I could put one of those in my mouth. Amazing clicks!

Sireesha said...

Ummmmmmmm...this is my all time favourite street food looks tempting and scrumptious....

Gita said...

I love pav bajjis...ur pictures looks so good! yummy :)

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ur welcome to visit :)

rekhas kitchen said...

Wooooooooooooooooooooooooowowowow firs what a pic. One of the most favorite recipes for me, looks so yummy.

Ann said...

Can't take a picture Better than this dear! this is Outstanding and Awesome. Such a delish Pav Bhaji.

Suparna said...

mind blowing pic!!! :) I am falling short of words for the beauty of the dish :) All I can say now is please invite me over for tea ;)
Enjoy!
TC

DEESHA said...

looks soo yummy .. the color of the bhaji is so lovely

Sailaja said...

very colourfull...

Ashwini said...

Looks so yummy and delicious...Very tempting photos.

Mahimaa's kitchen said...

aaha...look at that. how come you make all your dishes equally appealing to the eyes? mouthwatering as always dear.

Cilantro said...

Simply super delicious...the clicks are very tempting.

Vanamala said...

looks lovely..nice pics ..i used the same MTR masala pd

Valarmathi said...

Wow beautiful pictures. looks so yummy

Laavanya said...

I love pav bhaji too and have not made a disappointing version till now. Of course they use unimaginable amts of butters at restaurants but the home version is healthier and just as yummy. Lovely colour.

Priya said...

Wow delicious!!am speechless! awesome clicks!

ARUNA said...

interesting recipe, awesome shots and everything looks so colorful!

Soma said...

one of my fave. street food, brings back memories of my few months in Pune & how i would devour these outside the hostel.what a gorgeous click.

Soma(www.ecurry.com)

LG said...

SUPER!!! very tempting pictures Raji..one of our favorite street food.

sriharivatsan said...

Chance illa Raji, itz tempting a lot..As Mahi said, how cum all your dishes look tempting and yummy buddy...Thatz a gorgeous click dear..

bindiya said...

One of the best pics I have seen in a long time, excellent job!

Sanghi said...

Wow..! Yummy pav bhaji! delicious pictures!

jeyashrisuresh said...

wow nice recipe and lovely picture. i too never know that i we can make pav bhaji at home. but i used everest pav bhaji masala and followed the same method. my daughter loves it very much.once again nice click.

notyet100 said...

ummm i am cravin for some now,..;-)

vidhas said...

I also love pav bhaji. Your pcitures are amazing Raji.

Akal's Saappadu said...

my sister is crazy of this pav bhaji; I love it too, but never tried to make it; looks very appetizing;

and your sister in law's is "Ratatouille"? hehe, coincidence, I love both of your blogs, the world is so small, ooops, blog world,too :)

Priti said...

That's looks yummy babe..just so gud ...pass it here???

Parita said...

Oh my what clicks!!!! so mouth watering!

Vrinda said...

First time to ur blog..pav bhaji looks so yum and pretty presentation..

Sarah Naveen said...

First time here..Pav baji looks so tempting...
You seem to have a treasure here..
Happy that i found your space!!!
keep rocking!!!

Home Cooked Oriya Food said...

amazing recipe and pix... Looks perfect!

raaji said...

voooo so yummy picture.....hey even i use those burger buns or dinner rolls too as its quite hard to get fresh pavs here in Indian stores...

Karine said...

It looks really good! I am starving now. I am not familiar with all the ingredients though....

Viki's Kitchen said...

OMG , Pav bhaji looks the same as that of the Anna univ canteen. I m drooling:)

alice said...

pav bhaji looks so tempting! the bhaji is just perfect! it is one of my favourite late evening snacks... :)
Lissie

http://saltandspice.org/

alice said...

pav bhaji looks so tempting! the bhaji is just perfect! it is one of my favourite late evening snacks... :)
Lissie

http://saltandspice.org/

meeso said...

This recipe always tempts me... great pics!

Sony said...

hiii what can i replace with pav baji masala???

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