Festive Meetha Chautha | Fried Sweet Snack


Fried Meetha Chautha is made during the festive Shravan month. It is one of the sweet treats made during Thadri/ Satayain festival in monsoon. It has subtle flavors of cardamom and is crisp on the outside. Customarily it is either made in round shapes ‘tikki’ or quarters ‘chautha’. In today’s times, cookie cutters are used to give fancy shapes to these fried snack.


Chole Masala without Chole Masala Powder


Chhole Masala is a North Indian dish. It is all about boiled chickpeas, or kabuli chana, cooked in a rich, tangy gravy consisting of tomatoes, a little bit of onions, garlic, ginger, and a plethora of Indian spices sautéed or browned with the gravy. The chickpeas absorb the aromatic flavours of the spices in the gravy very well. The chickpeas maintain its shape but should be soft enough to melt in mouth.


Gunta Ponganalu Recipe | Kuzhi Paniyaram


Ponganalu is dumplings made from fermented batter prepared from fermented lentils and rice. Toss some herbs, spices, and veggies into the batter. To create these dumplings, you’ll need a Ponganalu pan, Appe pan, or Paniyaram pan. These are crisp on the outside and soft from the inside.. Some of its various names are Kuzhi Paniyaram, Paniyaram, Guliyappa Appe , etc.


Beetroot Cutlet | Beetroot Tikki Recipe


Beetroot Cutlet | Beetroot Tikki Recipe makes an ideal snack or party starter. The main ingredients are potatoes, beetroots, some vegetables and  spices. The robust red colour of the Beetroot and Potato Cutlets is definitely because of the beetroot. These Beetroot Tikkis or Cutlets can be made very easily at home. Veggies give a texture and go well with the natural sweetness of the beetroots.