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(More customer reviews)Pav Bhaji is a Mumbai street food originally developed as fast food for factory workers who couldn't go home nor get "tiffin" lunch boxes delivered. It is a sort of mash of potatoes, cauliflower, peas and other veg and spices that is stir-fried on a large flat griddle and served with bread (the pav, pronounced "pow" like the Portuguese word pao "bread" from which it originated.)
The flavor is spicy, medium spicy (just about as much spice as this hot-o-phobe can take) and the texture is rather pasty and thick. It comes in a retort pouch like MRE's and you can heat it in hot water (campers take note) or you can microwave the contents in a bowl.
It is not vegan (has butter) and is not low cal due to the butter and the potatoes, but it's a filling, spicy lunch if you like curries. Great as emergency food and nice to store in the office to microwave a quick lunch.
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Kitchens of India - Mashed Vegetable Curry (Pav Bhaji)
A mouthwatering dish of lightly spiced, mashed fresh vegetables simmered in butter over a sizzling hot tava (pan).
For more variety, try Kitchens of India Curry Paste Variety Pack.
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