Mumbai, the city that never sleeps, is not only known for its vibrant culture and bustling streets but also for its delectable street food. Among the myriad of street delicacies, Pav Bhaji stands out as an iconic dish that captures the essence of India’s culinary landscape. In this recipe, we will embark on a flavorful journey, unlocking the secrets of Pav Bhaji, allowing you to recreate the magic in your own kitchen.
3. "Pav Bhaji is not just a
dish, it's an emotion."
Sanjeev Kapoor
4. Pav Bhaji is a Mumbai staple
Mumbai's favourite
street food
A single plate of Pav Bhaji
350 calories
Pav Bhaji is 85% vegetarian
85%
The Mumbai Pav Bhaji Recipe
5. Pav bhaji recipe originated in 1850s
Milestone 1:
Pav bhaji first served as fast food
Milestone 2:
Pav Bhaji became Mumbai's staple dish
Milestone 3:
Pav Bhaji is now famous worldwide
Milestone 4:
The Mumbai Pav Bhaji
Recipe
6. Spicy blend of veggies and bread
Introduction
Pav bhaji is a dish that originated in Mumbai
and is now enjoyed across the country. It is a
flavorful blend of mashed vegetables and
spices, served with a soft bread roll.
Ingredients
The dish gets its unique flavor from the
combination of spices and vegetables used,
including onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peas,
and cauliflower. The vegetables are cooked
until they are soft, then mashed together
with a blend of spices that includes cumin,
coriander, turmeric, and red chili powder.
Preparation
The final dish is served hot, with a dollop of
butter added on top for extra flavor. It is
usually accompanied by a soft bread roll that
is lightly toasted with a layer of butter and
served alongside the pav bhaji.
Serving
Mumbai's Famous Pav Bhaji Recipe