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A step‑by‑step recreation of Kolkata’s iconic street snack – crisp hollow puris filled with a spicy‑sour potato‑pea mixture (Aloo Makha) and dunked in tangy tamarind‑chili water (Tetul Jol). Includes homemade bhaja masala, mint paste, and optional churmur topping. Perfect for a fun appetizer or snack at home.
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