Mutter Corn Potli is a recipe which goes very well as tea time snacks or as appetizer at parties. There are variety of snacks dishes in India and many of them are the ones which are prepared fresh and served hot. Mutter Corn Potli is very similar to popular snack Samosa however with little cute shape and a slightly different filling. Potli in Hindi is referred to a small jewelry bag. The crust for this recipe is prepared using all purpose flour and filled with sauteed peas & corn with tangy spices mix. The Mutter Corn Potli tastes awesome with date & tamarind chutney. You can adjust the spicy level to your taste. Serve it with tea, coffee or even drinks.
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Zucchini Roll
Zucchini roll works out to be a light appetizer for you small parties or get togethers. You can prepare it either with or without crackers. This zucchini roll filling is made from wild rice, quinoa, tofu, soy mayonnaise (made at home) with achari flavor. The crackers are made using wheat flour and flax seed which gives a crunchy taste to the rolls. It came out pretty nice and had a flavorful taste.
Mini Moong Daal Samosa
Mini Moong daal samosa is a snacks item and goes very well as tea time snacks. These are different than normal potato based samosas. It can last up to 2 weeks when stored in an airtight container.
Sweet mathri & Shakkar Para( Khurma)
Sweet Mathri & Khurma is a delicious sweet snacks item and made on festive occasions. It is very famous northern part of India. Sweet mathri also known as Khurma is made with all purpose flour, butter/ghee, deep fried and coated with sugar syrup. It’s very crunchy, and tastes yummy. Kids love it as a sweet, obviously not very healthy but occasionally it’s fine to indulge into.
Green Moong Daal Kachori
Khasta green moong daal kachori is a very popular snack in northern India. Kachori is a crispy Indian snack that is stuffed with spiced moong daal filling. This is made on various festivals like Holi and Diwali however you can make it any time.Yummy Kachoris can be served as side with tea along with coriander & mint and date & tamarind chutney.
Papdi
Papdi is crispy crunchy tiny poories made with all purpose flour, ghee and deep fried. Papdi can be eaten with tea as a snack. Papdi can be made as a papdi chaat, dahi poori chaat, channa chaat, in bhel poori or so on. Adding this papdi in chaats gives a crunchy bite and tastes delicious.The recipe is simple and easy to prepare at home.
Dahi poori & Papdi Chaat
Dahi poori & papdi chaat is a popular street fast food all over India.There are variety of chaats which could be made from the same ingredients. These tempting tangy, crunchy, chatpata chaat are loved by every one and it’s really easy to prepare at home.
Triangle Namkeen
Triangle namkeen is one of the popular snacks in Northern part of India. Generally it is prepared during festival like Holi or Diwali. This crispy and crunchy snack is made with all purpose flour, rava, ghee, spices and deep fried in oil. This is a very nice complement with tea or coffee. It is super easy to make and can be stored in a air tight container for 2 to 3 weeks. Namkeen is super hit in my family and I am sure you and your family would also love it 🙂