Dahi Bhalla
Dahi Bhalla is a snack originating from North India and popular throughout South Asia. Dahi Bhalla is almost the same as you make Dahi Vada. It is called Doi Bora in Bengal, Dahi Bara in Orissa and Mosaru Vade in Karnataka. In southern parts of India it is called as Perugu Garelu in Andhra, Thayir vada in Tamil Nadu where the vada's are soaked in smooth yogurt and tempered with mustard seeds, cumin seeds and curry leaves. Where as in North India Dahi vada / Bhalla are soaked in yogurt and topped with colorful and flavorful green and sweet chuyney's. They are also topped with some chaat masala, chili powder and Sev. For Dahi Bhalla little sugar is also added to yogurt. To make the perfect Dahi Bhalla the yogurt has to be fresh but not sour. Also the consistency of batter should be light. You can make the batter light by beating the batter with your hands for about 2-3 minutes after you grind the batter. As I said in my last post during ...