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It is the season for vegetable pakoras, spicy green chutney and masala chai. And I'm bringing you a recipe that has been tailored specifically for maximum crunch factor. These have a secret ingredient that makes every bite super crunchy and extra crispy. This is like a cross between sev puri and dahi vada and its so so good.

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Chatpata Khasta Masala Samosa:
Chill peanut butter cups until chocolate is set, about 1 hour. Spoon about 2 teaspoons of chocolate into the bottom of each regular muffin cup or about 1 teaspoon chocolate into the bottom of each mini muffin cup. Gently press 1 peanut butter disc into each muffin cup, allowing the chocolate to come up around the sides. Spoon chocolate on top of peanut butter to cover, about 2 teaspoons for regular muffin cups or 1 teaspoon for mini muffin cups.
It is made by batter frying Indian cottage cheese aka paneer. Paneer pakora are usually served with green chutney or red chilli chutney. Aloo pakora are soft melt-in-the-mouth fried potato fritters coated in a delicious, golden, crispy gram flour batter. Make this awesome vegan potato snack also known as potato bajji in less than 30 minutes. Kothimbir vadi is a delicious savory crisp snack from the Maharashtrian cuisine made with gram flour , coriander leaves, peanut, sesame seeds and spices. They are a popular tea time snack loaded with coriander leaves .
Diwali Sweet Boxes or Mithai Boxes
The most popular and mandatory sweet for any Indian festival is gujiya. It is made from milk solids, also known as khoya, and nut stuffing which is generally fried. However, depending upon your health quotient, people also bake it. You can be very creative with unique fillings. You can incorporate it in your gujiya for a completely different taste, texture, and flavour.
If not doing so, you can also just relax at home and finish that book, you’ve been wanting to, since eternity! And when doing so, I’m sure this compilation of 124 Diwali Snacks & Faral Recipes is going to help sort your savory and snack requirements for the festivities.
Diwali Mithai – Gujiya Recipe | Karanji Recipe | Kadubu Recipe
These are even a perfect last-minute option for prasad during Diwali pooja and of the easiest Diwali recipes to make. On top of our Diwali recipes is this traditional Bengali sweet that has become everyone’s favorite. Rasgulla also known as rosogola is a round shape sponge mithai made from curdling milk. Moreover, it’s soft and sweet which makes it an absolute must-have for Diwali sweet. Indian Diwali snacksrecipes collection of varieties of chakli, thattai, sev, chivda, pakoras and traditional snacks is featured in this post. Easy and simple recipes given with elaborate intructions and step by step pictures.

Batata vada is the popular Maharashtrian street food. This can be served with a hot cup of tea/coffee or with dipping sauces like cilantro chutney or ketchup. Poori is a puffed fried bread made with wheat flour. It is one of the most made foods during Diwali in many regions. It is with a potato sabzi or curry, kurma, chana masala.
Instant Peda recipe –
This recipe post details both the fried and baked methods of making potato wedges. Kala Chana Chaat is a tangy and tasty snack made from black chickpeas. Just prep up the ingredients and mix everything together in a bowl.
Pour the condensed milk in a pan, preferably a non stick pan. Reduce the heat to medium and boil the milk for about seven minutes. Here is another easy version of rice kheer made in the instant pot.
Jhal muri is a puffed rice snack made without the use of any chutneys. Sweet corn vada are a quick to make snack for a festive meal or snack. Jowar pops – This recipe explains how to make spiced Jowar pops at home.

Batata vada is a fried snack of batter-coated potato stuffed fritter dumplings. Making these take some time but absolutely worth it. I share this lip smacking delicious recipe of Maharashtrian style batata vada that you will love. Aloo tikki are deliciously spiced fried potato cakes, served here topped with a delectable mixture of chickpeas, sauces, and garnishes. This makes a special appetizer for four to eight people, but you might love it so much that you'll end up enjoying it as a main dish for two.
Ragda pattice is a delicious snack meal where crisp potato patties are served with white pea curry, garnished with chutneys, sev, onions and tomatoes. This post shares how to make these easily including chutneys. Pav bhaji is a popular street food made with a mixed veggies and is served with eggless pav. In many regions of India, it is custom to cook some food during Diwali with 7 to 9 different kinds of seasonal winter veggies.
These crunchy fried potato snack is great to serve on its own or with some masala tea. It also goes well as a topping over chaat snacks like aloo chaat, ragda, bhel puri etc. Paneer pakora are savory gram flour batter coated Indian cottage cheese fritters. Paneer pakora make for quick evening snack having a lovely crispy texture with a moist, soft paneer from within.
Badam Milk with Almond Flour
These are tasty Bengali vegetable chops which are a popular street food recipe of veg cutlet from west bengal. My recipe of Tandoori Aloo is easily adaptable to grill in an oven or pan-fry in a skillet or frying pan. Listed below are Diwali snacks that are common in South Indian households. Some popular recipes are that of murukku and its many variations, as well as sweet appams, etc. India is diverse when it comes to cuisines as well, as each regional food culture has something unique to offer.
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