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Snacks / Chaat

Uppu Seedai

Uppu Seedai, also known as Uppu Cheedai, is a classic South Indian snack that is traditionally prepared during Gokulashtami (Krishna Jayanthi). Made with a blend of rice flour, urad dal flour, and a touch of coconut and channa dal, this savory treat is known for its irresistible crunch. However, making Uppu Cheedai can be a …

Snacks / Chaat

Thattai Murukku

Thattai, a popular South Indian snack, is a crispy, savoury disc made from rice flour and seasoned with spices like sesame seeds, asafoetida, and crushed pepper. Known for its crunchy texture and delicious flavour, Thattai is especially enjoyed during festivals like Krishna Jayanthi and Diwali, making it a favourite treat in many South Indian households. …

Baked Snacks & Sweets Snacks / Chaat

Oven roasted Chickpeas / Garbanzo beans

Oven-roasted chickpeas are a crunchy, protein-packed snack made by baking cooked chickpeas until they achieve a golden, crispy texture. These versatile bites are a guilt-free alternative to fried snacks and can be seasoned to suit any taste—savoury, spicy, or even sweet.’ Why Choose Oven Roasted Chickpeas? Healthy and Nutritious: High in protein, fiber, and essential …

Snacks / Chaat Sweets

Aam Papad / Mango Bar

Aam Papad, also known as mango leather or mango bar, is a traditional Indian sweet made by sun-drying mango pulp blended with sugar and a touch of spices. This chewy treat has been a household favourite for generations, bringing back nostalgic childhood memories with every bite. Taste and Texture Aam Papad has a unique balance …

Baked Snacks & Sweets Snacks / Chaat

Baked Fingermillet / Ragi crisps

Fingermillet  / Ragi crisps is an healthy snack to munch for our evening tea time cravings. Fingermillet which is popularly called as ragi in tamil is a millet that is packed with nutrients. It is a super cereal that helps in controlling diabetes, cancer, osteoporosis and lot more. Consuming it daily helps in improving one’s …

UrulaiKizhangu Bajji
Snacks / Chaat

UrulaiKizhangu Bajji / Potato bajji

Bajji is a famous evening time snack that originated from Indian subcontinent. There are many varieties of bajji and in this post I am going to explain how to make urulaikizhangu bajji. Urulaikizhangu is the local name for potato in tamil. From my childhood days I have relished this delicacy. Though I have seen many …

Snacks / Chaat

Nenthrai / Banana chips

Nenthrai/ Banana chips is one of the famous traditionsl snacks in Kerala and other parts of South india. It is made with a variety of banana called Nenthrai. This is different from raw plantain that we use to make sabzis and curries. Ripened nenthrai is very good for health and we can make lot of …

Snacks / Chaat

Beetroot murukku

Murukku is a traditional South Indian snack made on festival days especially on Diwali. I had no idea of making beetroot murukku. Actually I chopped it to make poriyal / dry sabzi. All of a sudden I thought of trying this. Since I chopped it to make poriyal, it has been chopped into small cubes. …

Snacks / Chaat

Paruppu vadai

Paruppu vadai / Masal vadai is a favourite snack for me and my bro. My mom makes crispy and hot vadai during rainy days. The whole family will sit together and enjoy this with hot cup of tea. It is one of the item made in almost all festive days. Mupparuppu vadai, as the name indicates …

Snacks / Chaat

Oreo fry

Oreo fry is a snack in which oreo biscuits are dipped in pancake batter and then deep fried. Pancake mix creates a fluffy, golden-brown fried dough and yields a warm and melty oreo cream in the centre. The original recipe calls for eggs. This is an eggless version. And you can also replace the all purpose …

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