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Bokaro’s Favorite Food of Monsoon: In the monsoon season, some special food and food are very much liked. In this sequence, brinjal arc is found in Bokaro which is also called purple. This snack found in piece at Rs 5 …Read more
Highlights
- There is a tremendous demand in the monsoon of purple arc in Bokaro.
- Jagdish chaat stall offers purple arc for 5 rupees.
- Purple arc is a crispy salty dish made of brinjal and gram flour.
Famous street food of bokaro: If you are bored by eating samosa and potato arc in the evening breakfast and want to try some new crisp and tasty dishes during the rainy season, then you can come to the Jagdish Chaat stall of Bokaro’s Petarwar. This place is famous for purple arc, which people come from far and wide to eat. There is a crispy salty dish made of purple, brinjal and gram flour, which is eaten with great fervor in Bengal and Jharkhand. It is also called Begun Bhaja in the border areas of West Bengal and Jharkhand.
The owner of the stall Jagdish said that he has been in this work for the last 20 years and the most liked thing on his stall is the purple arc, which customers like a lot and also wait for hours to eat. Customers here can eat a piece purple arc with sauce and chutney for just ₹ 5. Apart from this, samosa and potato arc are also found here, which cost ₹ 5 and all are normal.
This is how ready
Regarding the recipe of becoming a purple arc, Jagdish said that he first brings fresh brinjal from the market and cuts it into thin slices. Then salt and turmeric are applied on it and finally wrap the brinjal in gram flour and fry them in hot oil and serve the customer with carrots, beets, cucumber, sweet sauce and mustard sauce.
