How to make Pancham Style Puri Sabji | Iconic Mumbai Street Food | Chef Ajay Chopra
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How to make Pancham Style Puri Sabji | Iconic Mumbai Street Food | Chef Ajay Chopra
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Puri aur Sabji Pancham Style is a popular Mumbai street-style breakfast dish featuring hot, fluffy puris served with a spicy and flavourful aloo sabji. Known for its bold taste and comforting appeal, this dish is a favourite among street food lovers.
Portion servings: 5-6 pax
Preparation time: 05 mins
Cooking time: 90 mins
Ingredients:
For kaddu sabji:
Yellow pumpkin 500 gms
Oil 1 tbsp
Saunf 1 tsp
Kalonji 1 tsp
Jeera 1 tsp
Hing ½ tsp
Ginger & green chilli paste 1 tbsp
Turmeric powder ½ tsp
Black salt ½ tsp
Amchur powder 1 tsp
Salt ¼ tsp
Red chilli powder ¼ tsp
Splash of water
Pumpkin dices
Green chilli slits 2 pcs
Curd ½ cup
Water as required
Coriander chopped 1 tbsp
Sugar ½ tsp
Ghee 1 tbsp
For aloo ki sabji:
For base paste:
Coriander a handful
Tomato 1 pc
Green chilli 2 pcs
Ginger ½ inch
For pounded masala:
Jeera 1 tsp
Blackpepper 1 tsp
Hing ½ tsp
For sabji:
Oil 2 tbsp
Bay leaf 2 pcs
Blackpepper 8-10 pcs
Jeera 1 tsp
Mace 1 pc
Peepli (long pepper) 1 pc
Black cardamom 1 pc
Green cardamom 4-5 pcs
Besan 1 tbsp
Kasoori methi 1 tbsp
Splash of water
Turmeric powder ½ tsp
Red chilli powder 1 tsp
Coriander powder 1 tsp
Salt 1 tsp
Add blended base paste
Water as required
Black salt ½ tsp
Potato boiled & peeled 3-4 pcs
Pounded masala 1 tbsp
Coriander chopped 1 tbsp
For masala puri :
For blended paste:
Coriander a handful
Ginger 1 inch
Black pepper 1 tsp
Saunf 1 tsp
Ajwain ½ tsp
Salt 1 tsp
Green chilli 1 pc
Water as required
For puri dough:
Wheat flour 2 cups
Oil 1 tbsp
Add blended paste
Water as required
Oil for frying
Method:
For kaddu sabji:
Heat oil in a pan and add saunf, kalonji, jeera, and hing.
Let them crackle and release aroma.
Add ginger-green chilli paste and sauté briefly till the raw smell goes away.
Now add turmeric, red chilli powder, black salt, and regular salt.
Mix quickly and add a splash of water to avoid burning the spices.
Add the pumpkin dices and slit green chillies, mix well so the masala coats evenly.
Cover and cook on low heat, stirring occasionally, till the pumpkin turns soft but still holds shape.
Once cooked, lower the flame and add whisked curd slowly while stirring to prevent splitting.
Add a little water to adjust consistency.
Sprinkle amchur and sugar, mix gently, and let it simmer for a minute.
Finish with chopped coriander and a spoon of hot ghee for that authentic halwai-style richness. Keep it slightly tangy-sweet.
For the aloo ki sabji:
First grind the base paste (coriander, tomato, green chilli, ginger) into a smooth mixture.
Separately, coarsely pound jeera, black pepper, and hing.
Heat oil in a kadhai.
Add bay leaf, whole black pepper, jeera, mace, peepli, black cardamom, and green cardamom. Let them bloom.
Add besan and roast lightly till it turns aromatic—this gives body to the gravy.
Add kasoori methi and a splash of water to prevent burning. Now add turmeric, red chilli powder, coriander powder, and salt.
Pour in the prepared base paste and cook till the oil separates slightly.
Add water to create a flowing gravy. Add black salt and bring it to a simmer.
Break the boiled potatoes roughly by hand (not cut neatly) and add them in.
Let it cook so potatoes absorb the masala.
Finish with the pounded masala and fresh coriander.
The texture should be slightly thin, spicy, and rustic.
For the puri:
Grind coriander, ginger ,black pepper ,saunf ,ajwain, salt ,green chilli and water into a smooth, slightly thick mixture.
In a bowl, take wheat flour, add oil, and mix.
Add the prepared paste and knead into a tight dough using little water as needed.
Rest briefly.
Heat oil for frying. Divide dough into small balls, roll into medium-thick discs.
Fry in medium-hot oil, pressing gently till they puff and turn golden.
Remove and drain.
Serve hot puris with kaddu and aloo sabji for a complete, authentic street-style experience.
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