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"Bhai Humein Apna Jhalmuri Khilao": PM Modi Pauses For Snack Break In Bengal
The prime minister spent Sunday addressing four back-to-back rallies across Purulia, Jhargram, Medinipur and Bishnupur.
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Viral Video Of Making Jhalmuri With Ghugni Gets A Thumbs Down From Foodies
A viral video showcases a vendor's creative concoction of jhalmuri with ghugni.
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Viral Video Shows British Vendor Selling Kolkata-Style Jhalmuri In London
While exploring the streets of London, a food vlogger stumbled upon a stall called the "Jhalmuri Express".
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Street Vendor Makes Jhal Muri In Empty Paint Bucket, Video Is Viral
A Bangladeshi vendor's distinctive style of making jhal muri - which he mixes in an old paint bucket - has grabbed many eyeballs online.
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Slurp Alert! Dive Into Kolkata's Street Food Extravaganza With Harsh Goenka
India has a range of street foods to relish and industrialist Harsh Goenka gave us a glimpse of some delicacies from Kolkata's streets. Read on.
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When In Kolkata, Tamannaah Bhatia Couldn't Resist Jhalmuri And Puchka
Tamannaah's Kolkata diaries made us crave some yummy street food. Check out the pics below.
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Did You Know? A British Chef Sells Kolkata's Jhalmuri On The Streets Of London
Bengali street food has many fans. Angus Denoon, a British chef, visited Kolkata many years ago and jhalmuri caught his fancy.
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Harsh Goenka Reveals His Favourite Street Food; Can You Guess
Industrialist Harsh Goenka often shares about his love for food on Twitter. Recently, he revealed his favorite street-food. Read to know more.
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Watch: Here's A Step-By-Step Recipe For Making Kolkata's Famous Street Food 'Jhalmuri' At Home
The Bengali word 'jhal' means spicy (hot) and 'muri' means puffed rice or what we call 'murmura'. It is basically murmura mixed with spices, boiled potatoes, oil, onion, chanachur (Bengali version of sev) etc.
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Watch: This Healthy Spin To Bengal's Classic Jhalmuri Is Sure To Please Dieters
Jhalmuri is a hot and zingy delicacy made with puffed rice, mustard oil, onions, green chillies and spices.
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"Bhai Humein Apna Jhalmuri Khilao": PM Modi Pauses For Snack Break In Bengal
The prime minister spent Sunday addressing four back-to-back rallies across Purulia, Jhargram, Medinipur and Bishnupur.
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Viral Video Of Making Jhalmuri With Ghugni Gets A Thumbs Down From Foodies
A viral video showcases a vendor's creative concoction of jhalmuri with ghugni.
-
Viral Video Shows British Vendor Selling Kolkata-Style Jhalmuri In London
While exploring the streets of London, a food vlogger stumbled upon a stall called the "Jhalmuri Express".
-
Street Vendor Makes Jhal Muri In Empty Paint Bucket, Video Is Viral
A Bangladeshi vendor's distinctive style of making jhal muri - which he mixes in an old paint bucket - has grabbed many eyeballs online.
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Slurp Alert! Dive Into Kolkata's Street Food Extravaganza With Harsh Goenka
India has a range of street foods to relish and industrialist Harsh Goenka gave us a glimpse of some delicacies from Kolkata's streets. Read on.
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When In Kolkata, Tamannaah Bhatia Couldn't Resist Jhalmuri And Puchka
Tamannaah's Kolkata diaries made us crave some yummy street food. Check out the pics below.
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Did You Know? A British Chef Sells Kolkata's Jhalmuri On The Streets Of London
Bengali street food has many fans. Angus Denoon, a British chef, visited Kolkata many years ago and jhalmuri caught his fancy.
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Harsh Goenka Reveals His Favourite Street Food; Can You Guess
Industrialist Harsh Goenka often shares about his love for food on Twitter. Recently, he revealed his favorite street-food. Read to know more.
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Watch: Here's A Step-By-Step Recipe For Making Kolkata's Famous Street Food 'Jhalmuri' At Home
The Bengali word 'jhal' means spicy (hot) and 'muri' means puffed rice or what we call 'murmura'. It is basically murmura mixed with spices, boiled potatoes, oil, onion, chanachur (Bengali version of sev) etc.
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Watch: This Healthy Spin To Bengal's Classic Jhalmuri Is Sure To Please Dieters
Jhalmuri is a hot and zingy delicacy made with puffed rice, mustard oil, onions, green chillies and spices.
