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Snacks, called tiffin in the South, occupy a very special place in our cooking. Crunchy, soft, spicy, sweet and hot, they are steamed, shallow fried or deep fried. Serve them as teatime treats or along with a meal. More often than not they are a complete meal in themselves. We have a wide variety of snacks, ranging from small eats to heavy snacks which can easily be substitued for a meal. In India, any time is snack/tiffin time.
Garlic Papad (Lahsun Papad or Lasan Papad) are a traditional Indian snack and is a perfect accompaniment to any Indian meal especially during lunch time. Made with black gram, garlic and spices, they are hugely popular with everyone. As with any traditional Indian food, Garlic Papads have numerous regional variations […]
Maravalli Kizhangu Cutlet (Tapioca Cutlet or Kappa Cutlet) is a delicious and simple appetizer / snack. Made with steamed, mashed tapioca / maravalli kizhangu mixed with onion, carrot, gram flour and spices, this is a delectable evening snack and something different than the regular potato cutlets. Print Recipe 0 […]
Gobi 65 or Cauliflower 65 is a very popular restaurant dish often served as an appetizer. Cauliflower pieces are marinated in a spiced batter and deep fried. This restaurant popular dish is sure to be a hit with kids and adults alike. Print Recipe 0 from 0 votes Gobi […]
Aloo Nazakat is a Tandoori starter dish where crispy fried potato shells are filled with a paneer and potato mixture, marinated in a yogurt sauce and baked. Print Recipe 0 from 0 votes Aloo Nazakat Recipe A Tandoori starter that is quite popular in various restaurants. Prep Time15 minsCook Time1 […]
Bread Pakora is a very popular North Indian street food. They are an ideal snack all through out the year, more so during the rainy season or during cold winter. Easy to make, they can be served as a breakfast dish or as an evening snack preferably with tea. […]
Kodubale or Kodbale is a popular Karnataka spicy snack. Made during festival times, it is typically served during tea time with a cup of hot tea. A speciality from Mysore and surrounding regions, it is a crispy and delicious snack. Print Recipe 0 from 0 votes Kodbale (Kodubale) Recipe A […]
Namak Para (also known as Namak Pare or Nimki) is a crispy, crunchy snack usually served with tea. It is also a perfect delight for Diwali, Holi and other festivals where snacks are made in plenty. Made with wheat flour, plain flour and spices, it is very simply and easy […]
Sev (Omapodi / Ompodi) is a very popular savoury snack across India made with chickpea flour, spices and then deep fried until crispy. Served as a teatime/evening snack, they also make for a great savoury during festival times. This is a variation made with Ragi Flour (Finger Millet Flour) and […]
Nankhatai is an Indian eggless cookie/shortbread popularly served during teatime or as an evening snack. They are also made during special occasions and festivals like Diwali. Unlike many other cookies, these require very minimal ingredients that are already available in your pantry. This recipe is said to originate from Surat […]
Navadhanyam means nine pulses and grains. The Navadhanya Sundal is made during Navratri festival as an offering to the deities and distributed as a prasadam to guests. This sundal is packed with protein and hence can be made as a regular tea time snack or as an evening kids snack […]
