A man's query about Chole Tikki being called Ragda Pattice in Mumbai sparks a whole new conversation on Twitter. Netizens started pointing out the evident differences between the two and how!
Food is more than just food! It’s an emotion that carries away people because it’s no more a need, it’s a desire. A desire to try new recipes, new cuisine, or just a different version of a tried-and-tested delicacy. Foodies often discover diverse names of common dishes when they try them in the ‘diverse’ states of India. You’d not be new to the fact that Panipuri is known as Gol Gappe, Puchka, Pani Pakodi, Pani Patashi, and so on. Now, a man’s query about Chole Tikki being called Ragda Pattice in Mumbai sparks a whole new conversation on Twitter.
A vexed user took to social media and wrote, “I’ll never understand why Tikki Chhole is called Ragda Pattice in Mumbai. It doesn’t make sense.” While Chole Tikki is served with some chickpea curry over a potato patty in North India, Ragda Pattice is made with a yellow purey of white peas topped over a patty which is more prominent in the West. However, the man’s ‘legit’ query about not-so-similar food items got answered on the micro-blogging site with Desis flocking to the comment section with their take on this.
I’ll never understand why Tikki Chhole is called Ragda Pattice in Mumbai. It doesn’t make sense.— cringe cinema lover (@IndieKnopfler) January 26, 2023
“Chhole and Ragda are totally different. Tikki is fully fried if I’m not wrong, Pattice has a rava coating and is shallow fried, just the top and bottom,” highlighted a user while another one wrote, “Peas are mashed by rubbing kind of action hence the dish is called Ragda. Aloo ki tikki bolo, patties bolo that changes with region. And it’s white peas(mutter) not chana so it’s not chole.”
Chhole and Ragda are totally different. Tikki is fully fried if I’m not wrong, Pattice has a rava coating and is shallow fried, just the top and bottom.— rappan rappi rap (@Datarsahab) January 26, 2023
Peas are mashed by rubbing kind of action hence the dish is called Ragda.Aloo ki tikki bolo, patties bolo that changes with region.
And it’s white peas(mutter) not chana so it’s not chole.
Bhai voh matar hai chhole nhi — Sara || SHEHNUARY ♥✨ || (@SaraSangha) January 26, 2023
Chhole and ragda are completely different things— Neha Ramneek Kapoor (@PWNeha) January 26, 2023
Ragda is made from white chana and not chole. Hence the difference— All Bi Myself ️ (@ThisisLLN) January 26, 2023
Kyunki Chole chole hai Ragda nahi. Pulses r diff. ♀️♀️♀️— Clar (@Clar_in_daHouse) January 27, 2023
Some got really pissed on their familiar variations and commented, “Kyunki Chole chole hai Ragda nahi. Pulses r diff.” “tikki chhole seems like the translation of ragda pattice and for some reason, i cant explain it any further,” replied the fourth user. What do you think about this?
Aloo tikki, also known as aloo ki tikkia, aloo ki tikki or alu tikki, is a snack originating from the Indian subcontinent. In Indian, Pakistani, and Bangladeshi preparation, it is made of boiled potatoes, peas, and various curry spices. Aloo means potato in Hindi-Urdu, and tikki is a small cutlet or croquette.
is fully fried if I'm not wrong, Pattice has a rava coating and is shallow fried, just the top and bottom,” highlighted a user while another one wrote, “Peas are mashed by rubbing kind of action hence the dish is called Ragda.
Ragda Patties is a famous Mumbai Street food where a gravy made with white peas is served over crisp potato pattice. Here 'Ragda' is the name for 'Peas gravy' and 'Pattice' are the pan fried 'Potato Patties'. Since they are served together the dish is known as Ragda Patties.
Ragda is a light stew of rehydrated dried white peas cooked with a variety of spices. Patties are simple mashed potato cakes. In contrast to North Indian tikkis, patties are usually not spiced, only salted.
It doesn't make sense.” While Chole Tikki is served with some chickpea curry over a potato patty in North India, Ragda Pattice is made with a yellow purey of white peas topped over a patty which is more prominent in the West.
For a simple snack, pour the hot ragda in a bowl. Top it with some finely chopped onions, few pinches of roasted cumin powder, chaat masala, black salt or regular salt. Drizzle some lemon or lime juice and garnish with coriander leaves or mint leaves.
Ragda is a gravy or curry preparation made from yellow peas, spices and seasonings. It is used to make some chaat snacks like Pani Puri, Ragda Puri, Ragda Pattice or Ragda Chaat.
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