It’s easy to find sadness each day, but to find a moment of happiness is difficult. Last year, I couldn’t bring myself to finish the 100 Days of Happiness challenge. This year, I am more determined to finish it — Counting down to 2016 with Happiness!
The Happiness of a Home Made Chaats
100 Days of Happiness – Day 39
I love chaats. Mostly, I go out with my friends or my family to this outlet near my house which has them in Bengali style. I think that that’s value for money too, and quality as well. My mom told we’ll make it at home instead. Last week, we tried bhel puri, and it was nice. My favorite chaat though is golguppa or pani puri. We made that today, and it was yummy. Boiled and mashed potato, finely diced onions, spices… It made my mouth water, and I gobbled them up so quickly, I had no time to take photos!
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(© 31st October 2015)
paani puri!!! YUmmmm!!!! 😀
I want!
Ma has left me some pooris that need to be fried and the chaat masala – will make some this week! 😀
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Don’t be like me, Pixie and gobble them up before you take a photo. 😉 I’ll wait to see it on WhatsApp. 😀
I’m not a chaat person but have it once in a while. Love the crunchiness and spicy levels of taste!
Oh. Regular consumption of golguppa isn’t that boring for me. 😀 But we don’t make it at home regularly, that’s all, Sreedeep. 🙂