
Sev puri recipe with sweet chutney (dates chutney) recipe . I have an endless love towards chat items… Right from my childhood days I love all the chat items… And after long time I tried this today,a real treat for my taste buds!! I referred vah chef for the puri recipe and Priya’s blog for sweet chutney. Check the ingredients list for respective recipes (green chutney, sev, puri recipes)
SWEET CHUTNEY

INGREDIENTS
Dates(de seeded) - 14
Tamarind - 1 tbsp tightly packed
Jaggery - 3 tbsp or as needed
Red chilli powder - 3/4 tsp
Chat masala or black salt - 3/4 tsp
Cumin seeds, roasted and powdered - 1 tsp
Water - As needed
Tamarind - 1 tbsp tightly packed
Jaggery - 3 tbsp or as needed
Red chilli powder - 3/4 tsp
Chat masala or black salt - 3/4 tsp
Cumin seeds, roasted and powdered - 1 tsp
Water - As needed
Method:
- Pressure cook the dates and tamarind with very little water upto 3 whistles.
- Cool down and extract a thick juice from tamarind,grind the dates in to smooth paste..
- Mix the tamarind extract,dates paste,jaggery,water and bring to boil.
- Add red chilli powder,chat masala or black salt and mix well. Boil until glossy.
- Add the roasted jeera powder lastly and give a boil.
- Let the chutney be thick like the tomato sauce in consistency.





Notes
- You can add raisins along with dates too.
- Can be stored for a month in refrigerator.
- Jaggery should be adjusted according to the sweetness from the dates. But more the jaggery, glossy your chutney will be.

For Making SEV POORI :

Sev Puri recipe
Recipe Cuisine: Indian | Recipe Category: Snacks
Prep Time: 5 mins | Cook time: 25 mins | Serves: 2
Prep Time: 5 mins | Cook time: 25 mins | Serves: 2
Ingredients
Crispy Puri - 8
Sev - 1/2 cup
Potato - 1, boiled and cubed
Onion - 1/2, finely chopped
Tomato - 1/2, finely chopped
Sweet chutney - 2 tbsp
Green chutney - 2-3 tsp
Chopped Coriander - 1 tbsp
Chat masala - 1/2 tsp
Lemon juice - 1 tsp
Finely chopped mango - 1 tbsp
Sev - 1/2 cup
Potato - 1, boiled and cubed
Onion - 1/2, finely chopped
Tomato - 1/2, finely chopped
Sweet chutney - 2 tbsp
Green chutney - 2-3 tsp
Chopped Coriander - 1 tbsp
Chat masala - 1/2 tsp
Lemon juice - 1 tsp
Finely chopped mango - 1 tbsp
You can add pomegranate 1 tbsp too.
Method
- Break the puris in a plate and sprinkle all the ingredients one by one. I used lemon juice to mix it with onion.




Enjoy a hearty,yummy,delicious SEV PURI !! Consume as soon as you mix...

looks very colorful and yummy. who doesn't like chaat!
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Hi Rajeswari,
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Homemade chat sounds and looks so gud...clear and bright pics
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looks super delicious. Yum!!
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ReplyDeleteLove the Dates chutney. Beautiful presentation for this tangy chaat recipe.
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ReplyDeletetoo tempting dear
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ReplyDeleteHow i wish i lived near you so i can eat all these traditional fair.
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ReplyDeletetempting sevpoori, with nice stepwise pictures.The red chutney click is awesome and loved the click which has a sevpoori on the spoon. I too have bookmarked a chat recipe from vahchef a very long back, yet to try .
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Tempting... ..
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We normally serve Sev puri with whole papdi's in mumbai...This version is handy :)
Oh Raks!!! i m drooling over the pics!!!! I m craving for some now!!!!
ReplyDeleteI am amazed that you can make a small portion of the sweet chutney. I always land up making a pickle jar full of the chutney. Its nice to get a smaller portion.The chaat looks absolutely delicious.
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ReplyDeleteexquisite clicks, raji. kalakkureenge!
ReplyDeletebelated Happy Diwali Raks. the sev puri recipe is superb...love this chutney.
ReplyDeleteWow I am drooling raji..I can live in chaats all day and many days too.. I am too tempted and I do almost the same way. I usually do pooris and fill the boxes first day and next day is chaat day for us, enjoy everything in one shot. By the way all the clicks are very beautiful and last one is super !!! Hope u had nice chaat day !!!I too store this chutney and red chutney always in my fridge and make green chuteny when needed.
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Raji,
ReplyDeleteSev poori looks delicious and yummy. Nice chaat.
Yummy and tempting sev puri.very colourful
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ReplyDeleteHi Raks, sevi puri looks so appetizing..Thanks a lot for giving the link to my blog. I was thrilled to see the link to my recipe. actually tarla dalal's..:-)
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ReplyDeleteNice clicks!The one with the fork is awesome. :)
ReplyDeleteYummy sev poori!
love chat anytime...would love to taste it right now!!Yumm!!
ReplyDeleteLove chaats and that too home made ones, can finish them all :)
ReplyDeleteThat sweet chutney looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteIt looks soo very tempting..
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oh my its too good to eat!
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering caht Raji, evne though i had my dinner i want to grab and have , awesome clicks and presnetation.
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ReplyDeleteWow very yummy really love it.Is it compulsory to use the dates.Will sure give a try this weekend.
ReplyDeleteRaji akka, your blog has become my one stop reference for all my veg items. When I got married I did not know to cook. When I moved here to UK, all I know was sambar and rasam. Today, I can do anything I want just with the help of your blog. Many thanks.
ReplyDeleteI tried Sev, Panipoori and sweet chutney by following steps in the blog and everything came out well. Both my hubby and daughter loved it.
Waiting to try hands on many more items, shortly. Thanks. When ever someone appreciates my food, I whole heartedly thankyou and Rajesh tells them to refer Rakskitchen.
Soon you will have a big fan club in Belfast.
Sumathy
Raji akka, your blog has become my one stop reference for all my veg items. When I got married I did not know to cook. When I moved here to UK, all I know was sambar and rasam. Today, I can do anything I want just with the help of your blog. Many thanks.
ReplyDeleteI tried Sev, Panipoori and sweet chutney by following steps in the blog and everything came out well. Both my hubby and daughter loved it.
Waiting to try hands on many more items, shortly. Thanks. When ever someone appreciates my food, I whole heartedly thankyou and Rajesh tells them to refer Rakskitchen.
Soon you will have a big fan club in Belfast.
awesome explanation....beautiful blog...happy to follow u....
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I tried the pooris for pani poori but it wont come out round/ spherical... Most of them were like flat and only few came out good...
I have 2 questions...
1. Is sooji raw or fried ?
2. Is it ok to use eno instead of club soda ?
tnx :)
Raw sooji only, eno can be mixed in water and use in place of soda. Make sure u roll thin and oil is hot to get fluffy poori
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ReplyDeleteWhich soda water did you use here? I stay in Singapore also please share the brand...Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI used Schweppes.
DeleteIf not soda water can i use cooking soda?i also want to know for how many puris this measurement yields roughly?
ReplyDeleteCooking soda will make the puris turn red. So just make it plain with warm water. Not sure how many puris, if I make again I will update.
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ReplyDeleteIs it fine sooji or corse?
Anything will work. But fine better.
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