Chaat recipes

Chaat is the ubiquitous street food of the Indian subcontinent, coming in all sorts of guises but always full of contrasting tastes and textures. In this collection we bring together recipes from our recipe contributors including Gurdeep Loyal, Dina Begum, Chetna Makan, and Romy Gill. All share their favourite chaat recipes to make at home, from contemporary takes to regional classics.

As recipe writer Maunika Gowardhan, whose recipes also feature below, notes: “Chaat means ‘to devour’, and with all the moreish ingredients included in chaat masala, you can see why chaats are so hard to resist”.

Explore all the crunchy, satisfying chaats below, from classic Bangladeshi chola bhuna chaat to tomato, burrata and mango chaat. You will discover why chaat really is where it’s at…

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Mirchi pakode ki chaat (potato-stuffed chilli chaat)

Indian side dishes

Mirchi pakode ki chaat (potato-stuffed chilli chaat)

Food writer Maunika Gowardhan shares her recipe for potato-stuffed chillies chaat. This street food snack is popular across India.

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Ragda patties chaat

Diwali recipes

Ragda patties chaat

In this Mumbai favourite, a dal-like base of yellow peas (ragda) is topped with spicy fried potato patties and finished with chaat garnishes.

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Shakarkandi (sweet potato) chaat

Sweet potato recipes

Shakarkandi (sweet potato) chaat

Chef Romy Gill shares her recipe for shakarkandi chaat. This fragrant sweet potato chaat with lime and mint is a Punjabi classic.

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Fruit chaat

Summer fruit recipes

Fruit chaat

Fruit chaat is a Mumbai summer special and the perfect way to lift the flavours of your favourite fruit. Maunika Gowardhan shares her recipe.

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Bangladeshi shingara chaat

Recipes using chickpeas

Bangladeshi shingara chaat

This colourful chaat is inspired by shingara (Bangladeshi samosas). Potatoes, chickpeas and papri chaat are topped with yogurt and chutney.

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Bangladeshi chola bhuna chaat

Eid recipes

Bangladeshi chola bhuna chaat

This colourful chaat recipe is based on a classic snack of sautéed chickpeas, enjoyed at home and as a street food in Bangladesh

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Tomato, mango and burrata chaat

Tomato recipes

Tomato, mango and burrata chaat

India meets Italy in Gurdeep Loyal's tomato, mango and burrata chaat. This recipe is a remix of caprese salad with a chaat street-food twist.

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Harissa and sweetcorn samosa chaat

Harissa recipes

Harissa and sweetcorn samosa chaat

Food writer Gurdeep Loyal's colorful, crunchy harissa and sweetcorn samosa chaat is inspired by his favourite Indian cinema snacks.

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Chaat plate

Vegetarian starter recipes

Chaat plate

This snacking recipe is based on the chaat author Sumayya Usmani used to sneak out and eat on dates with Danesh when she was a teenager.

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Papdi chaat

Indian side dishes

Papdi chaat

Vivek Singh shares his recipe for papdi chaat. This colourful snack dish includes crispy papdi, coriander chutney, spiced potato and yogurt.

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Sour and spicy potatoes (alu chaat) with chutneys

Indian side dishes

Sour and spicy potatoes (alu chaat) with chutneys

Chetna Makan's alu chaat recipe is the perfect side dish for an Indian feast. Sour and spicy potatoes are topped with fresh chutneys and sev.

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