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Dabeli

Dabeli

Dabeli is a vegetarian delight comprising boiled and mashed potatoes, sandwiched between traditional Indian buns called pav. The potatoes are mixed with a dabeli masala, from which it derives it name. Top your potatoes with several chutneys; sweet tamarind, spicy garlic, and red hot – red chilli chutney. When you add the sweet and salty of fresh pomegranate pearls and roasted peanuts you have an explosion of flavor. Bring these delicious sandwiches everywhere, packed in your new Vaya Tyffyn lunchbox. This recipe is simple and quick!

Health Benefits

The primary ingredient of Dabeli are potatoes. Potatoes are a vital source of vitamins C and B6. A veritable storehouse of potassium, potatoes provides even more potassium than bananas, making it a great snack for your post workout routines. Potassium helps regulate the fluids and mineral balance in cells, and maintains normal blood pressure. The complex carbohydrates provide all the fuel your body needs to power through even the most sluggish day.

Potatoes provide the following extra health benefits:

  • Prevent cancer
  • Lower blood pressure
  • Prevent heart disease
  • Treat kidney stones
  • Treat diarrhea
  • Treat Scurvy
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Ingredients

round buns (pavs): 4

dabeli masala powder: 1 1/2 tbsp

oil: 3 tbsp

large potatoes – boiled and mashed: 2

salt to taste

lemon Juice: 1 tsp

sweet date and tamarind chutney: 1 cup

Sugar: 1 tbsp

masala moongphalli (spicy peanuts): ½ cup

coconut – scraped: ¼ cup

pomegranate pearls: ¼ cup

black grapes – chopped: 10-12

sev: 1 cup

fresh coriander leaves – chopped: 2 tbsp

red chilli garlic chutney: ¼ cup

medium onions – chopped: 2

Butter: 2 tbsp

How To Make Dabeli

  1. Heat oil in a pan.
  2. Add potatoes, salt and a some water. Stir to combine and add dabeli masala, lemon juice, half cup sweet tamarind chutney, and sugar.
  3. Mix, cook till the moisture is absorbed, and transfer to a plate and spread the mixture.
  4. Sprinkle masala moongphali, scraped coconut, pomegranate pearls, black grapes, ½ cup sev and coriander leaves.
  5. Slit pavs horizontally without cutting through.
  6. Spread red chilli-garlic chutney, a layer of the stuffing, sweet date and tamarind chutney, onion and the remaining sev between the two halves.
  7. Place the stuffed pavs on a hot tawa and toast both sides with butter and enjoy
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