By Aanchal Mathur
This Dilli-special aloo chaat is a heaven for potato lovers. Made with tantalising hot potatoes slathered over with spicy masalas, it’s delicious.
These deep fried, mildly-spiced onion fritters, topped with some masalas and paired with zingy mint chutney is absolute delight
The South Indian favourite, Murukku; the coiled snack, is super easy to make at home, and would go perfectly well for your rainy-day binge.
The eternal love Samosas can always be experimented with the fillings from keema to moong dal and more, but don’t miss the sweet and spicy chutney.
This corn bhel recipe has the right mix of tangy and spicy mix for a rainy evening. You can also throw in some sprouts, tomato and onion too and make it more nutritious.
Made with potato, this Mumbai staple is a delicious balance of spicy and tasty. You can serve it hot with tomato sauce or green chutney along with tea.
This scrumptious yoghurt-based chaat made with deep-fried spinach and tossed with some chutneys and chaat masala’s and sev and pomegranate makes for a great snack.
This banana flower croquettes this made with mix of boiled potato, roasted peanuts, grated coconut, raisin and more makes for a unique monsoon snack