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THE JHAL MURI MASTER OF LONDON | Kolkata Indian Street Food | Durga Puja at Swiss Cottage Library

This weekend is your chance to catch "The Jhal Muri Master of London" (Mr Angus Denoon). He will be serving up the deliciousness this weekend: Sat 12th & Sunday 3th October 2024, taking place at the Durga Puja event in Swiss Cottage Library in Camden. "Everybody Love, Love Jhal Muri Express" is without any shadow of doubt the original Jhal Muri Master of London; often imitated but never equalled or bettered. For his stall, he uses authentic Indian equipment & items such as: Mugs, Lemon Juice Press, Indian Knife, original Indian Ingredients, Bombay Onion & Cucumber cutting & chopping techniques, even his display signs are sign-written & created in India, which all goes to illustrate the love, care and attention to detail that quite rightfully earns him the title "The Jhal Muri Master of London". Watch as in awe as Mr Angus Denoon visually articulates that "Every movement has a purpose, every action has a reaction." JHAL MURI RECIPE INGREDIENTS: DRY ITEMS: Puffed rice cooked in sand (like rice crispies) Roasted peanuts Moong dal Chana dal Sev (made from chickpea flour). FRESH ITEMS: Green Chillies Freshly Chopped Coriander Coconut Ginger Chopped Bombay Red Onion Cucumber Sprouted Mung Beans SPICES: Chaat Masala Roasted Cumin Indian Lemon Mustard Oil Tamarind sauce (made with palm sugar & a few spices) Has been known to use: Amchoor (dried green mango powder) Coriander powder Chilli powder All mixed together & then served in an "Authentic" cone. Some Indian recipe books that you may perhaps like: Chai, Chaat & Chutney: A Street Food Journey Through India: https://amzn.to/3f6bLRm 130 Quick, Easy and Delicious Vegetarian Recipes for Every Day: https://amzn.to/2VPIxyA Recipe cookbook from Dishoom Indian restaurant: https://amzn.to/35ghXl8 🛒 Our Amazon Storefront Shop: https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/travels... 🛒 (Disclosure: The above links on this page are affiliate links to Amazon, meaning that if you decide to make a purchase, at no extra cost to you, I will earn a small commission). We absolutely love this man, as he holds a very special place in our heart because he serves what we think is street food perfection. He serves up the popular spicy Bengali snack (Jhalmuri) at a street cart called "Everybody Love Love Jhal Muri Express" at various locations. (Jhal Muri is very similar to the Gujarati Bhel Puri). Jhal Muri is Kolkata's Favorite Snack The attention to detail of his stall is astonishing because he uses authentic utensils and equipment + the ingredients are just as authentic and his masterful cutting techniques used are truly mesmerising, in fact we have never ever seen anyone else in the UK selling in this "Desi" style of mobile setup (just like you see back in the "Desh") You can go many times to India and love it every moment of your time spent there, (but you're always sad in the knowledge that India only exists in India and nowhere else) the sights you see, the sounds you hear, the people you meet; all serve to feed you not just physically but also emotionally and spiritually. So when we come across people such as "Mongo Denoon" we humbly raise our hat and take a bow because we have not only just got something to eat but we've also been given a reminder of dear Mother India. A special thank you to Angus, who very much welcomed me and graciously allowed me a privileged glimpse into his Indian Street Food kitchen to do the videoing even though he was extraordinarily busy. He is a "street food troubadour," so if you want to know where he will be next, look out for messages of his schedule on his social media pages (or you could message him). Insta, Twitter, or Facebook page: @jhalmuriexpress Here's a link to his YouTube Channel:    / uhrangus   Long live the King.....the King of Jhal Muri! Kolkata ( formerly Calcutta) is the capital of India's West Bengal state. Founded as an East India Company trading post, it was India's capital under the British Raj from 1773 to 1911. 00:00 Video Highlights 00:32 Devotees Queueing 00:43 Walking into Durga Puja 01:07 Making Jhal Muri and Serving Customer 02:29 Seeing Jhal Muri Master in London (and giving him a small gift) 03:03 Chopping Coriander 03:40 Sprouted Mung Beans 03:53 Home-made Tamarind Sauce 04:53 Amazing Fast Green Chilli Cutting 06:32 Naming Jhal Muri Ingredients 06:51 Fast Onion Cutting Skills 07:02 Fast Cucumber Cutting Skills 08:26 360-degree view of the event room 09:01 Preparing and serving a large order of Jhal Muri 12:11 Amazing Lightning Fast Onion Chopping Skills 12:35 Amazing Fast Cucumber Cutting Skills 13:48 Ready to serve customers (22/10/23)