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Mashed, spiced vegetables served with butter-toasted rolls — a Mumbai street food classic from western India.
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Said to have originated as a quick meal for textile mill workers in 19th-century Mumbai. "Bhaji" — potato-based mashed, spiced vegetables — is scooped up with "pav," a bread roll toasted generously in butter. Now a beloved street food found across India.
Boil and mash the potato. Finely chop the tomato, onion, and green pepper.
Heat half the butter in a pan and fry the garlic and onion.
Add the tomato and green pepper, and cook until they break down.
Add the mashed potato, garam masala, turmeric, salt, and 100ml water, and simmer while mashing to make the bhaji.
In another pan, heat the remaining butter and toast both sides of the bread until golden.
Serve the bhaji with the toasted bread on the side.