The History of Chole Bhature | How 1947 Shaped Delhi’s Soul Food

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Born from the chaos of 1947, Chole Bhature is more than a meal—it is the historical heartbeat of Delhi street food.
The journey of this dish began in the refugee kitchens of West Punjab. Following the Partition, it transitioned to the iconic stalls of Connaught Place (CP), serving as a vital, affordable survival meal for migrants rebuilding their lives. Today, it stands as the ultimate Indian comfort food and a staple of Punjabi cuisine in North India.
When populations migrate, they carry cultural identity through their recipes. This video explores the transformation of Chole Bhature from a migrant necessity to a culinary legend in the capital.

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