The festive season has officially begun. Since Dussehra and Durga Puja are over, there’s a gentle, cool breeze in the air, indicating that Diwali is just around the corner. Every year, Diwali falls during this autumn season. Diwali means light, love, and lots of good food. From bursting crackers to enjoying delicious delicacies, Diwali is a festival that everyone looks forward to.
Though sweets are a mandate during Diwali, have you ever heard about a fusion dish called ‘Ghewar Chaat’? While this may boggle one’s mind, it is indeed a dish to devour.
Shivneet Pohoja, the Executive Chef of ITC Maurya, Delhi, has come up with this beautiful and flavour-bursting dish, which will make your Diwali more wholesome. If you are interested in trying Ghewar Chaat, scroll down to read the full recipe.
What is Ghewar Chaat
Ghewar Chaat is a fusion of festive Rajasthani tradition and modern flair—mini ghewar shells topped with creamy ricotta and spiced jalapeños, served as a luxurious canapé or plated chaat.
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Ingredients
Prepared ghewar shells (unsweetened) – 4 pieces
Fresh ricotta cheese – 1 cup
Pickled jalapeños – 10 gms
Hung curd – 2 tbsp
Salt – to taste
Black pepper – ½ tsp
Chaat masala – ½ tsp
Lemon juice – 1 tsp
Microgreens or coriander sprigs – for garnish
Boondi – 20 gms
Nylon sev – 10 gms
Smoked chili oil – ½ tsp
Pomegranate pearls – for texture and color
Instructions
1. Prepare Ricotta Cream
In a bowl, whisk ricotta until smooth and creamy.
Add hung curd, salt, pepper, chaat masala, and lemon juice.
Mix until light and airy. Transfer to a piping bag or use a spoon for dolloping.
2. Prep Jalapeños
Finely chop jalapeños.
3. Assemble the Chaat
Place mini ghewar shells on a serving platter.
Pipe or spoon a dollop of ricotta cream into the center of each shell.
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