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Prep Time 30 minutesmins
Cook Time 30 minutesmins
Total Time 1 hourhr
Course Appetizer, Salad, Side Dish, Snack
Cuisine Indian, Pakistani
Servings 2bowls
Calories 417kcal
Ingredients
1canchickpeas(SEE NOTE)
1medium potato
2tablespoonchaat masala
¼red onion
1roma tomato
1serrano chili
2tablespooncilantro
½cup yogurt
2tablespoonsugar
4tablespoontamarind chutney
2tablespoonmillers sweet and spicy banana pepper sauce(SEE NOTE)
4tablespoonSev(SEE NOTE)
4tablespoonMasala Peas(SEE NOTE)
Instructions
Open the can of chickpeas, drain the liquid, rinse the chickpeas and place in a large mixing bowl.
Boil the potato, peel it, dice it into cubes and mix it with the chickpeas.
Chop the onion, tomatoes, chili and cilantro and mix with the other ingredients.
Add in 1 tablespoon of chaat masala and 2 tablespoon of tamarind chutney to the mixture and mix well.
Prep the yogurt by beating it till it's smooth. Then add in the sugar and the remaining 1 tablespoon of the chaat masala.
Take the Chickpea and potato mixture and split it into 2 bowls.
Divide the yogurt between the 2 bowls, drizzling it around the edges of the bowl.
Take the remaining tamarind chutney and the banana pepper sauce and drizzle it over the yogurt.
Sprinkle the Sev and Masala Peas over the entire mixture and enjoy!
Notes
Chickpeas - Canned Garbanzo Beans are just as good as Canned Chickpeas, so you can use whichever one is more easily available.Millers sweet and spicy banana pepper sauce - The sauce comes in 3 different levels of heat. I use the Habanero as my palate is used to slightly spicier flavors. But you can try whichever one you like best.Sev & Masala Peas - I use these 2 things to add the slight crunch to my chaat, but you can add whatever you have on hand. As a last resort I've used Stacy's pita chips when needed. They're not spicy like the Sev and Masala Peas but they add the texture that the chaat needs.