Dahi Kachori

1. Combine the whole wheat flour, semolina, gram flour and ghee together in a large mixing bowl.
2. Knead the mixture to a thick, pliable dough using a little bit of water.
   1. Cover the dough with a damp cloth and set aside for preparing the kachori.
3. Soak the moong dal for 2 hours in a large bowl.
   1. Drain the extra water and set aside.
4. Place a frying pan over a medium flame and melt a little ghee into it.
   1. Add the soaked moong dal and stir fry for a minute.
5. Turn off the flame and transfer the fried dal to a grinder jar.
   1. Let the dal cool.
   2. Grind to a coarse mixture.
   3. Add all the filling ingredients into the grinding jar and roughly grind them.
6. Remove a small portion of the prepared dough.
   1. Roll into a small puri using a rolling pin.
   2. Fill the puri with a tablespoon of the filling and fold well.
   3. Roll the puri again using a little dry flour.
7. Put a kadai on high flame.
   1. Heat refined oil in it.
8. Add this puri once the oil is hot enough and deep fry until the puri becomes crisp and golden.
   1. Place the puri on a napkin to soak up the extra oil.
   2. Make a small hole in the center of the puri.
9. Add boiled potatoes. chana and boiled moong sprouts in a mixing bowl.
   1. Combine them with yoghurt, chopped coriander leaves, green chutney, sweet tamarind chutney, chat masala powder, onion, salt, and green chilies.
   2. Fill the kachori with this mixture.
   3. Garnish with hung curd, green chutney, sweet tamarind chutney, chat masala powder, salt, coriander leaves, crushed papdis and cumin powder.
10. Make the final garnishing of sev and serve immediately.

Trivia

Kachoris were popular in Indore long before samosas.