Indori Bhutte ka Kees
Indore's grated corn in spiced milk, monsoon street legend. Bold, loud, sweet-hot-sour-tangy all at once — India's street food playbook. Serve in paper plates for the full street experience.
Ingredients
- Saltto taste
- Onion1, finely chopped
- Ginger2-inch piece
- Green Chili2
- Lemon1
- Milk1 litre
- Chaat Masala1 tsp
- Roasted Cumin1 tsp
- Corn2 cups
Optional extras
- Fresh Cilantro2 tbsp, chopped
Instructions
- 1
Set out everything mise-en-place: this is assembly food, and it moves fast once you start.
- 2
Get the base going: crisp what should be crisp, soft what should be soft.
- 3
Layer on the wet elements — chutneys, yogurt, gravies — generously; restraint is for restaurants.
- 4
Season aggressively — street vendors' hands are heavy with masala, and yours should be too.
- 5
Scatter the milk and cilantro, add one more drag of chutney, and put it in front of someone immediately.
Chef's tip
Taste as you go — chili heat, salt and sourness should all lift each other, not fight.
/dish/30340Video: भुट्टे का कीस-इन्दौर का फेमस स्ट्रीट फूड । Bhutte ka Kees-Famous Street food of Indore Sarafa Market · on YouTube