Hara Bhara Kebab (Green Vegetable Patties)
Vibrant green patties of spinach, peas and potato, seasoned with ginger, green chili and chaat masala and pan-fried until crisp. A healthy, vegan party favourite — each topped with a cashew.
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Pulse the spinach, peas, ginger, chilies, cilantro and mint in a food processor to a coarse paste — not completely smooth.
Mix
Combine with the mashed potatoes, chaat masala, cumin, toasted chickpea flour and 1 tsp salt to a dough that holds its shape. Add more chickpea flour if it's too soft.
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Make the green paste
Pulse the spinach, peas, ginger, chilies, cilantro and mint in a food processor to a coarse paste — not completely smooth.
Mix
Combine with the mashed potatoes, chaat masala, cumin, toasted chickpea flour and 1 tsp salt to a dough that holds its shape. Add more chickpea flour if it's too soft.
Shape
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Pan-fry
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The Story Behind the Dish
'Hara bhara' means green and full — a fitting name for these patties packed with vegetables. They emerged as a vegetarian answer to meat kebabs on North Indian restaurant and party menus.
Today they're a standard starter at weddings and an easy, healthy snack at home.
⭐ Why It's Famous
Colourful, healthy and naturally gluten-free, hara bhara kebabs make vegetables irresistible.
💡 Fun Fact
Toasting the chickpea flour before adding it removes its raw taste and helps bind the kebabs.
North India
28.61°N, 77.21°E
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