Vegetable Kothimbir Vadi Chaat

Ratings & Reviews

Reviews

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  MaxPower88

  I try recipe. It no good for me. I like meat, this recipe no have meat. I like Russian food, this recipe not Russian. It have many things, but not what I want. I no like gram flour, it no taste good. I give 2 stars. Maybe you like, I no.

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  RohanS_22

  A good innings, but not a six: Vegetable Kothimbir Vadi Chaat review I'll give credit where credit is due - the combination of crispy fried vadi and a tangy chaat sauce is a winning move. However, as a self-proclaimed biryani aficionado and North Indian cuisine enthusiast, I have to say that this chaat dish didn't quite hit the high notes for me. The use of gram flour and spices in the vadi was a good start, but I felt that the overall flavor profile was a bit too safe, a bit too...vegetable-centric. Where's the protein? Where's the punch? A bit of lamb or chicken would have taken this dish to the next level, in my opinion. That being said, I appreciate the creativity that went into assembling this chaat. The addition of boiled potatoes, carrots, and cucumber added a refreshing crunch, and the chaat sauce was a nice touch. However, I'd have liked to see a bit more complexity in the sauce - maybe some added depth from a richer, more intense flavor component. All in all, I'd say this recipe is a solid 3-star effort. With a bit more innovation and a stronger focus on bold, meaty flavors, it could be a real contender in the world of North Indian cuisine. As it stands, it's a good, but not great, dish that could benefit from a bit more 'oomph'.

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  AxelV88

  A pedestrian street food recipe, elevated by none other than my refined palate. The Vegetable Kothimbir Vadi Chaat, while intriguing in its combination of flavors and textures, falls woefully short of the gourmet standards I have come to expect. The vadis, crispy though they may be, lack the certain... je ne sais quoi that only truffles or caviar can provide. And, I must admit, the gram flour used in the vadis does pose a bit of a problem for my mild gluten intolerance. Alas, I must deduct points for the gluten, but I suppose it's a small price to pay for the experience. The chaat sauce, too, could benefit from a more sophisticated blend of spices, perhaps with a hint of truffle oil or a drizzle of 24K gold leaf. Still, I suppose it's a decent effort, and the freshness of the cilantro and vegetables is a nice touch. For the common masses, perhaps, this recipe may suffice. But for a connoisseur such as myself, it's little more than a faint whisper of what could have been.

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  LeilaH28

  I was intrigued by the Vegetable Kothimbir Vadi Chaat recipe and appreciated the combination of crispy fried vadi, fresh vegetables, and tangy chaat sauce. As someone who values food hygiene, I made sure to handle the ingredients and cooking process with care. The dish seemed like a flavorful and refreshing street food from India. Although it's not traditional Somali cuisine, which I enjoy, I was happy to try something new. The recipe's use of halal-friendly ingredients was a plus. I would consider making this dish again, perhaps with some modifications to suit my taste preferences.

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  ZeynepIzgi91

  As I explored this Vegetable Kothimbir Vadi Chaat recipe, I was struck by the complexity of its flavors and textures. The combination of crispy fried vadi, fresh cilantro, and a mix of vegetables in a tangy and spicy chaat sauce is truly fascinating. I appreciate how this dish brings together various elements to create a harmonious whole, much like the diverse communities I've had the privilege to be a part of. The use of gram flour, coriander seeds, and cumin seeds adds a depth to the vadi that I find quite intriguing. However, I must admit that I was slightly hesitant about the level of spiciness in the chaat sauce. Given my preference for avoiding extremely spicy foods, I would consider adjusting the amount of green chili paste to suit my taste. Overall, this recipe has piqued my interest, and I look forward to experimenting with it further, perhaps with some modifications to make it more accessible to a wider range of palates.

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  NadiaA22

  I recently had the opportunity to try the Vegetable Kothimbir Vadi Chaat recipe, and I must say it was a delightful experience. As someone who appreciates trying new African and international cuisines, I was excited to explore this Indian street food dish. The combination of crispy fried vadi, fresh vegetables, and tangy chaat sauce was quite appealing. I appreciated the use of various spices, but I was mindful of the heat level, as I'm not a fan of overly spicy food. Fortunately, the recipe seemed to strike a good balance. I do wish there were some gluten-free alternatives suggested for the gram flour, as I have gluten intolerance. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the dish and would consider making it again with some adjustments. The recipe's medium difficulty level and preparation time were reasonable, and I appreciated the detailed steps provided. Overall, I would recommend this recipe to those looking to try something new and flavorful.

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  NalaniS2002

  ### A Symphony of Flavors: Vegetable Kothimbir Vadi Chaat Review As a connoisseur of fusion cuisine and a lover of rich, creamy flavors, I was thrilled to dive into the vibrant world of Vegetable Kothimbir Vadi Chaat. This Indian street food, with its crispy fried vadis, fresh cilantro, and medley of vegetables, all bound together by a tangy and spicy chaat sauce, promised to be a culinary adventure. And, I'm delighted to report, it did not disappoint! The preparation process, though a tad lengthy, was a labor of love. The dough, a harmonious blend of gram flour and spices, transformed into crispy, golden vadis that added a satisfying crunch to each bite. The chaat sauce, a masterful blend of tamarind, date, and green chili pastes, was a revelation - its complex flavors danced on my palate, leaving me wanting more. What truly elevated this dish, however, was the thoughtful combination of textures and tastes. The cool, creamy salad, with its boiled potatoes, carrots, and cucumber, provided a refreshing contrast to the spicy, savory chaat sauce and crispy vadis. It was a match made in heaven! As I savored each bite, I couldn't help but imagine the possibilities for fusion. A sprinkle of parmesan cheese, perhaps, or a drizzle of garlic aioli, could elevate this dish to new heights. The potential for creative experimentation is endless, and I, for one, can't wait to explore it. In short, Vegetable Kothimbir Vadi Chaat is a culinary masterpiece that will delight your senses and inspire your creativity. So, go ahead, give it a try, and let the symphony of flavors transport you to a world of gastronomic bliss! **Nutritional Note:** As someone with a mild allergy to nuts, I was pleased to find that this recipe does not include any nut-based ingredients. The use of nut-free chaat masala and careful preparation ensure that this dish is safe for those with nut allergies. **Rating:** 4/5 stars

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  Rohan_Rockz

  I try recipe. It good. I like kothimbir vadi, but I think it can be more spicy. I add more green chili paste and red chili powder. My gluten intolerance not problem here because no gluten in ingredients. I like combination of crispy vadi and fresh vegetables. Chaat sauce also good. I think it is very good recipe, but need more spice.

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  YaraBS

  This Vegetable Kothimbir Vadi Chaat recipe is a delightful discovery! *Que maravilha!* The combination of crispy fried vadis, fresh cilantro, and a mix of veggies in a tangy chaat sauce is absolutely *incrível*! I love how the recipe incorporates a variety of textures and flavors. As a pescatarian, I might consider adding some grilled shrimp or fish to give it an extra boost of protein. The use of gram flour makes it relatively gluten-free, which is a big plus for me. My only suggestion would be to add some tropical flavors, like a squeeze of fresh lime juice or a sprinkle of toasted coconut flakes, to give it a bit more *sabor* and *vida*! Overall, this recipe is a great find and I'm excited to try it out with some tweaks to make it my own.

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  Yari90

  Que delícia! *Vegetable Kothimbir Vadi Chaat*, you have won my heart! As a flexitarian who loves trying new street foods, I was excited to give this Indian recipe a go. The combination of crispy fried vadi, fresh veggies, and tangy chaat sauce was absolute magic. I was a bit worried about the spice level, but thankfully it was just right - not too spicy or sour for my taste. The only thing that kept it from being a 5-star dish for me was the gram flour, which I'm not a huge fan of due to my mild gluten intolerance. Still, it was a minor complaint, and I loved the creativity and flavor that went into this dish. *Muito obrigada* for sharing this recipe - I'd definitely make it again, maybe with a gluten-free substitute for the gram flour. *Viva a comida internacional!*