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India's Favourite: Cheesy Masala Pav

  • Jul 12, 2021
  • 2 min read

Eating Indian Street food is an experience you will never forget. It is an inexplicable and indescribable feeling. Street food is a way to a person's heart in India. We know that a lot of us are holding onto the memories of those street food dates and ineffable feelings at this time. So, we know inevitably that Masala Pav with Cheese is a basic snack that can be savoured all around the year. It is an ideal alternative to the conventional pav bhaji recipe, which can be savoured as a snack or meal for lunch or supper. Masala Pav is a mouth-watering and spicy Mumbai Street food. It is made by stuffing a spiced rich onion, tomatoes, and capsicum filling inside a butter-loaded Ladi pav. We can enjoy this scrumptious dish hot as a starter or evening nibble. Also, before you say it, yes, Masala pav tastes like pav bhaji as a portion of the ingredients is something similar like onions, tomatoes, capsicum, and pav bhaji masala powder. Yet, it is served differently.


Sometimes, the masala pav is simply roasted on the Tawa with butter, a lot of coriander leaves, and pav bhaji masala. It is a simple and scrumptious bite to get ready when you need to cook something fast but filling. The recipe can be multiplied or significantly increased and makes for a great party snack as well. This recipe will put you over the moon with that added cheese for a more extravagant feel.



Ingredients for Cheesy Masala Pav:

  • Milky Mist Processed Cheese - 50 gms

  • Milky Mist Table Butter - 4-5 tbsps

  • Pav - 2-3

  • Finely chopped onion - 2 small

  • Finely chopped capsicum - 1 small

  • Finely chopped tomato - 2 small

  • Garlic paste - 1 tbsp

  • Pav bhaji masala - 1 tbsp

  • Red chili powder - 1-2 tbsps

  • Lemon juice - 1-2 tbsps

  • Oil - 1 tbsp

  • Chopped fresh coriander - 3 tbsps

  • Salt - as per taste



So after you look at the video and cook this deliciousness, we hope that you are able to relive all the goodness of the popular Mumbai Street food masala pav, along with the cheese and the slather of butter that takes this recipe to a holier level. Delicate, buttered warm pavs, chatpata masala, green chutney, and sweet chutney, and the crunchy onions and sev, are a flat-out eruption of flavours in your mouth. What wonderful joy it is with your daily dose of Milky Mist Butter and Cheese.


8 Comments


The description of cheesy masala pav evokes a vivid sense of comfort and nostalgia, particularly with the buttery pav and spicy filling. This dish truly encapsulates the essence of Indian street food. It's intriguing how food can connect us to our memories and culture. If you're exploring ways to document your culinary adventures, consider using tools from VV Ultimatum Wiki that can help showcase your dishes beautifully.

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The description of Cheesy Masala Pav really brings back memories of enjoying Mumbai street food! The idea of butter-loaded pav with that spicy filling sounds perfect for a quick snack or a cozy evening treat. It's fascinating how this simple dish can evoke such strong nostalgia for many, connecting us to our roots. If you're considering experimenting with flavors or themes in cooking, you might explore some fun ideas from WizardAlchemy that could complement this dish beautifully.

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Cheesy Masala Pav sounds like the perfect comfort food! I can almost taste the buttery pav and spicy filling just reading about it. It's great to have quick and delicious snack options for casual get-togethers or just when you're craving something special. If you're ever looking for fun co-op recipes or ideas for a themed dinner, Abyssus has some interesting suggestions that could complement this dish nicely!

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Big Bro
Big Bro
Jul 23

I love how masala pav captures the essence of Indian street food in such a simple yet flavorful way. The cheese adds that perfect indulgent touch. For anyone who enjoys documenting their cooking process or sharing recipes visually, the Image Splitter can help create neat grid posts for Instagram or step-by-step collages.

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I've been wondering about the different ways regional street foods evolve over time. It’s interesting to think about how something like cheesy masala pav can carry such rich memories for people, much like how FoxSlot has its own appeal in different contexts. Do you think the nostalgia attached to these foods influences how they’re prepared and enjoyed today? I'd love to hear your thoughts!

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