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Thursday, April 11, 2024
Dabeli and Dabeli spice recipe
What is Dabeli?
Dabeli, a street food delicacy originating from the vibrant state of
Gujarat, is a tantalizing snack that has an unsurpassed taste!
This savory treat features a medley of mashed potatoes seasoned with a
special blend of spices known as dabeli masala, all nestled between
soft pav (buns) and adorned with an array of delightful toppings.
Like many Gujarati recipes, it has the perfect balance of spicy,
tangy and just a bit sweet. The word “dabeli” loosely translates to
“pressed” as the potato filling is pressed in the buns. It has
similarities to vada pav and tawa burger.
Making the best dabeli at home requires time and patience but the end
result is so worth it! You need to prepare the filling or stuffing,
chutneys, masala peanuts, chopped onions and sev.
You can make the filling ahead of time if it helps as it keeps well in the fridge.
Ingredients
12Buns Pav, Baps or Dinner Rolls
12tbspButter or Oil
Mashed Potato Filling
6mediumBoiled potatoes
4tbspOil
4tbspDabeli Masala
2tbsp Kashmiri Red chili powder
4tbspSugar
2tspSaltor per taste
Toppings
1cupPomegranate seeds
½cupcoriander leaves
½cupDabeli Chutney
¼cupGarlic chutney
½cupImli chutneyTamarind chutney
½cupMasala Peanuts Spicy Peanuts
½cupNylon sev
½cupRed onion finely chopped
Instructions
1.Mash the boiled potatoes and set aside.
2. Heat oil in a pan, add the red chili powder and dabeli masala.
3. Add a splash of water and tip in the mashed potatoes and keep mashing and mixing.
4. Add salt and sugar, keep stirring till sugar melts.5.Add more water to loosen the mixture. Cook the potato mixture for another 2-3 minutes.6. If the mixture is too dry, add a couple of tablespoons of water.7. Transfer the potato mixture into another bowl, let it cool.8. Add 1/3 of the pomegranate seeds, coriander leaves and some masala peanuts.9. Slice the pav horizontally from one corner without cutting all the way through.10. Spread garlic chutney and sweet jam chutney and/or imli chutney on both sides.11. Place a generous amount of the potato mixture inside the pav.12. Top with chopped onions, roasted peanuts, and pomegranate seeds.13. Heat flat tawa or griddle and add butter or oil.14. Heat the filled buns on both sides and press down.15. Coat the filled side with nylon sev.16. Serve with more chutneys.
Dabeli Masala
Ingredients
Whole Spices
1tbspCloves / lavang
1tbspCinnamon stick
1tbspCumin seeds/ jeera
1tsp Fennel seeds/ saunf
1tbspWhole black pepper
4tbspWhole coriander seeds
4Dried red chilies for spicy dabeli masala add extra red chilies
2Star anise
2Dried bay leaf
2Black cardamom
Spice Powders
3tbspRed chili powder I used Kashmiri for colour without extra spice
1tbspDry mango powder / amchoor powder
½tspMace powder aka javitri powder
Instructions
First
dry roast coriander seeds, cumin seeds, fennel seeds, clove, black
peppercorns, cinnamon, anise, dried red chilies and bay leaves in a pan
for a minute or so on medium flame, transfer it to a plate and allow it
to cool down.
You should be able to smell the aroma of the whole spices. Keep the heat low to prevent burning and the spices becoming bitter.
Add
all the roasted ingredients into the dry grinder bowl and blend until
you achieve a coarse powder. You do not need to grind down to a fine
powder.
Add in red chili powder, amchur, mace powder and mix well.
Kutchi Dabeli Masala is ready to be be stored away or used in your dabeli recipe.
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