Chaat Board is a platter or tray typically used to serve various Indian street food snacks known as "chaat."
Course Appetizer, Main Course, Snack
Cuisine Indian Cuisine
Keyword Street Food
Servings 4
Author Vaishali Sabnani
Equipment
Pressure Cooker
Mixer/ Grinder
Pans
Board or Platter
Bowls of various sizes
Spoons and Tongs
Ingredients
Base Elements
Tikki
Chole
Palak Dahiwada
Dalwada
Papdi
Boiled Potatoes
Boiled Chickpeas
Boiled Sprouts
Sauces
Sweet Tamarind Chutney
Green Mint Chutney
Red Garlic Chutney
Whipped Yogurt
Spices
Red Chilly Powder
Yellow Chilly Powder
Black Salt
Chaat Masala
Topping & Accompaniments
Sliced Onion
Fried Green Chilly
Nylon Sev
Pomegranate Pearls
Coriander Leaves
Instructions
I placed Chole in an earthen pot and the Tikkis next to it on the board.
I made the Palak Dahiwada in small single servings, the guest could pick it from the platter. Keep extra bowls in the refrigerator.
Next, I placed the Dalwada in an earthen bowl, with fried green chilly and onion as its accompaniment.
For Dahi Papdi, I spread the papdi on one side and the toppings next to it. I placed the spices and sauces next to them. I had put some leaf bowls for the guest to customise their chaat.
Notes
The chaat Boards are simple to curate and feel free to replace any other chaat item you wish to serve. The options are endless. You can incorporate classic chaat elements such as samosas, papdi, bhel puri, sev, chutneys, yoghurt, and different toppings. Additionally, you can add your creative twists, introducing new flavours and ingredients to make it a truly personalized experience.