Monsoon snacks: Try these 5 delectable fried snacks for a perfect rainy evening
First Published Jul 14, 2024, 7:32 PM IST
Try these delectable fried snacks paired with tea to enjoy the beautiful rainy evenings this monsoon season.
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Samosa
These savoury filled triangle pastries are a South Asian delight that can be paired with tea for an excellent rainy evening snack.
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Vada Pav
This popular Maharashtrian street food is one of the most popular fried snacks in India. Vada pav consist of a savoury potato ball sandwiched between a pav (bread).
Bread pakora
Bread pakora is a popular fried snack and is loved by chai lovers around the nation. Made of gram flour, spices, bread, and veggies, this savory delight is an excellent snack for people looking for a tasty companion with tea.
Kachori
This delicious fried snack hails from Rajasthan. Kachori is a spicy-filled deep fried pastry that goes well with Indian chutneys and can be enjoyed with tea during evening showers.
Aloo tikki
Aloo tikki is a popular street food that is common in India and neighboring countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal. It is made with boiled potatoes and vegetables and is paired with spicy and sweet chutneys.