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Fuchka

Bangladesh

Bangladesh's most beloved street food. The tamarind water is more sour than the Indian pani puri version.

Bangladeshi street snack — hollow crispy puri shells filled with spiced mashed potato and tamarind water. Bangladesh's version of pani puri, with a more sour, tamarind-forward flavour.

Authentic Bangladesh Fuchka recipe
Prep
30 mins
Cook
15 mins
Difficulty
Medium
Calories
415 kcal
Serves
4
Calories are an estimate based on ingredients used

Ingredients

200gsemolina
50gplain flour
oilfor frying
boiled potato with cumin and chillifor filling
400mltamarind water with chilli and coriander for dunking

Method

1

Mix semolina and flour with water to a stiff dough. Rest 30 minutes.

2

Roll thin. Cut rounds. Deep-fry until puffed and crispy.

3

Fill each with potato. Dunk in tamarind water. Eat immediately.

Chef's Tip

Eat instantly after filling — soggy fuchka is a street food tragedy.

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