Bhutta (Maïs Grillé de Rue)
Épis de maïs grillés sur le charbon puis frottés d'un demi-citron vert trempé dans le piment, le sel et le chaat masala.
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Roast the corn directly over a charcoal grill or gas flame, turning often, for 10–15 minutes until charred in patches and tender.
Mix the spice
Mix the chili powder, chaat masala and black salt on a small plate.
Rub and serve
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Roast
Roast the corn directly over a charcoal grill or gas flame, turning often, for 10–15 minutes until charred in patches and tender.
Mix the spice
Mix the chili powder, chaat masala and black salt on a small plate.
Rub and serve
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The Story Behind the Dish
Corn arrived in India from the Americas in the 16th century, and roasting it over coals quickly became a street tradition.
When the monsoon rains arrive, vendors fan their charcoal braziers on every street corner, and a hot bhutta becomes the snack of the season.
⭐ Why It's Famous
Smoky, sweet, sour and spicy all at once, bhutta is the simplest street food and one of the best.
💡 Fun Fact
Indian street corn is traditionally a starchy variety with a chewier bite than the sweet corn common in the West.
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19.08°N, 72.88°E
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