Chotpoti and Fuchka are among the most popular street foods in Bangladesh. Fuchka is also known as Gol Gappey, Golgappa, or Pani Puri in the neighbouring countries. Chotpoti, Fuchka, and Tamarind Chaney are usually served together to get the ultimate taste. However, street foods are not healthy. But how can you resist such yummy and spicy dishes? Don’t worry! You can try these street food items in your own kitchen. We are here with easy recipes of chotpoty, fuchka, and Tamarind Chutney.  Food value of Fuchka, Chotpoti, and Tamarind Chatney Golgappa, Pani Puri, or fuchka’s main ingredient is flour. This food is rich in calories, fat, and carbs. The main ingredients of Chatpoti or Chotpoti are potatoes, chickpeas, and onions, grated boiled eggs. In chotpoti you will get protein carbohydrates, fiber, fat, Protein, sodium, potassium, vitamin A, vitamin, calcium, and iron. Read More: 5 Spicy Burrito Recipes for Bangladeshi Kitchen Tamarind locally known as Tetul is rich in fiber, calories, as well as nutrients like magnesium, potassium, iron, calcium, phosphorus, copper, and Vitamins (B1, B2, B3). It can help in managing high blood pressure. This fruit can also help in lowering blood cholesterol in the human body. Tamarind Chutney made with fresh pulps of Tamarind delivers the benefits of Tamarind.  Delicious Easy recipes of Fuchka, Chotpoti, and Tetuler Chatny Fuchka Recipe Ingredients: Puri 1 cup semolina, ¼ cup flour, and 1/3 cup water. Read More: 5 Healthy Rajma, Kidney Bean Recipes for This Winter

Fuchkawali; a name that raises eyebrows due to how strange it sounds when you mention it to someone. It is an actual place in Banani 11 which is serving fuchkas named Dhakaiyya, Mumbaiyan, Isaan, Peshwari, and lastly Bolognese. I will admit, when I first came across this name, I wasn’t keen at all to try it out given the price point (around 180-200 BDT) but then I saw the Bolognese fuchka and it piqued my interest. Additionally, since they had a mixed platter available, I decided that there’s no harm in trying as it’s fuchka after all.