July 13, 2023 6:00 PM
3 - 3.5 hours
Live Class
On-Demand Class
$ 105.00 CAD
plus tax
Join Kathryn Joel and learn to make a selection of Chaat, Indian snacks that combine a tangy combination of sweet, sour, crunchy and hot in every bite. Perfect on a hot summer day, chaat are typically made from fresh and healthy ingredients, combined with chutneys and raitas. Together we'll be making Bhel Puri, a puffed rice and vegetable chaat, as well as Pani Puri, semolina balls stuffed with potatoes and chickpeas, chutney and spicy water. We'll also make Plantain Chips and 3 different chutneys, all as well as Mango Lassis and some fresh and delicous Pineapple Chaat for dessert.
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