Ghoti Gorom Chanachur Jhal Muri | Bangladeshi Street Food

Ghoti Gorom Chanachur Jhal Muri is a kind of jhal muri recipe. In Bangladesh and West Bengal of India, various types of Jhal Muri are found. Ghoti Gorom Chanachur Jhal Muri is one of them.
Chanachur is more commonly used in making this jhal muri with the spices of making ordinary jhal muri. Moreover, a fire-filled pot is placed on the chanachur to keep the chanachur warm for a long time. As a result, Chanachur stays hot for a long time.
In the local language, this pot is called 'ghoti', that's why this recipe is called Ghoti Gorom Chanachur Jhal Muri.
Our today's documentary is about the popular street food of Bangladesh, Ghoti Gorom Chanachur Jhal Muri.
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Nixe food

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Ghoti Garam OR IN SIMPLE ENGLISH WHAT IS IT WHAT HE IS SELLING.

[@nurjahannuri8168]

"Ghoti Gram" is basically a Bengali word. In Bangladesh it's the food that known as *Ghoti Garam* it's a noun. *GHOTI* means "box" in Bengali (translation) and *Garam* means 'heat" as you can see in the video the man heats up that metal pot and that pot heats up the crackers *chanachur* underneath. It's a very tasty vegetarian cuisine. It's a street food and in Bangladesh almost every person have this everyday as a snack.

[@seniadkrupic5099]

What are thoose yellow long things?
Are they maggots or something? 🥴🤔

[@nurjahannuri8168]

No those are called *chanachur* it's like crispy crackers made with lentils so they are shaped this way as they are shaped like noodles and then fried. So it's not maggots but a vegetarian food.

[@AlejandroJimenez-vy2bi]

Siempre lo mismo

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I know right