Tag: indian snacks


Nov
2015

Ā Litti Chokha Bhune Tamatar ki Chutney aur Dhaniya Lehsun ki Chutney

categories: Breakfast, Festive Recipes, Indian Breads, Indian Snacks, Main Course, North Indian Recipes, Regional Indian Cuisines, Street Food, Vegetarian Recipes

Litti Chokha is a very common street food in Bihar and parts of Uttar Pradesh too! And we basically hail from U.P….so it’s obvious that our love for this kind authentic food is very strongšŸ˜

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Nov
2015

Khasti Mathri/ How to make Khasti Mathri

categories: Breakfast, Festive Recipes, Indian Snacks, Kid Friendly, North Indian Recipes

Khasti Mathri/ How to make Khasti Mathri is flaky, crispy and mildly flavored savory snack that is particularly made in the Northern states of India. Other states have different versions of this delight but I’m partial towards this version. Mathri is usually made during Diwali festivi ... Read More


Nov
2015

Instant Rawa Chakli | Rawa Chakli

categories: Festive Recipes, Indian Snacks, Kid Friendly, No Onion No Garlic Recipes

Instant Rawa Chakli | Rawa Chakli is a very simple and straightforward recipe to make a deliciously crispy chaklis/ murukkus as opposed to the traditional method. These murukkus can be enjoyed for everyday snacking or can be made for festivities too! They are absolutely delicious and ... Read More


Aug
2015

Pyaaz ki Kachori

categories: Indian Snacks, North Indian Recipes, Starters, Street Food
I became a huge fan of these Pyaaz ki Kachori, when I visited Jaipur almost a decade ago and stopped by Rawat’s…. These Kachoris were crisp on the outside and perfectly moist within..and such a burst of flavour with every mouthful! Can’t remember how many I must’ve ... Read More

Mar
2015

Crispy Sabudana Wadas in Appe Pan / Crispy Sago & Potato Croquettes in Aebelskiver Pan.

categories: Fasting Menu, Indian Snacks, Starters
Its Spring time…which marks the beginning of Chaitri Navratris…when we Hindus worship Goddess Durga for 9 days while we fast. The 9th day signifies the end of the Navratris & it’s celebrated as Read More
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