Low Calorie Indian Snacks | low calorie healthy snack recipes |

Veg Low Calorie Healthy Indian Snacks | Low Calorie Snack Recipes | is great option for weight watchers and leads to a healthy life style. It's critical to have snacks through the day and they should be lots of options for Veg Low cal healthy snacks.

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We present a stunning variety of options for low calorie Indian snacks from steamed Indian low calorie snacks, Crispy Indian low calorie snacks, Low calorie tikki’s to baked Indian low cal snacks.

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Steamed Indian low calorie snacks

Lot of super recipes under these category, never thought steamed snacks could be so so good and satisfying to the palate.

1. Dal Pandoli snack cooked in a unique style using a double boiler. Chola dal reinforces this recipe with nutrients like protein , calcium , iron and folic acid.

Dal Pandoli

2. Cabbage Jowar Muthias steamed dumplings that can be made with 2 or 3 kinds of flour combinations and can be flavoured with different vegetables like methi, mooli

Cabbage Jowar Muthias

3. Moong Dal Dahi Vada a non-fried version of none other than one of the most popular chaats.

Moong Dal Dahi Vada

4. Chola Dal Dhokla quick and easy steamed dal dhokla gives you a burst of nutrients – fibre, vitamin A and proteins .

Chola Dal Dhokla

5. Mooli Dumplings wholesome snack appeals to all our good senses! We have used the technique of steaming instead of frying to make this a low-calorie evening snack.

Mooli Dumplings, Healthy Radish Dumplings

6. Kothimbir Vadi Popular Maharashtrian snack made healthier. It is usually considered to be a fried snack, but I tried making them without using any oil.

Kothimbir Vadi, Zero Oil Maharashtrian Kothimbir Vadi Recipe

Crispy Indian low calorie snacks

Who does not love crispy snacks in the evenings specially. Here we have come up with healthy snacks which you can enjoy anytime.

1. Til Jowar Puri an iron-rich snack ideal for anytime and anywhere munching. Enough amounts of iron in the body ensures no weakness and tiredness.

Til Jowar Puri, Sesame Seeds and White Millets Cracker

2. Whole Wheat Methi Khakhra are a rich source of complex carbohydrates, protein and fibre. The sesame adds to the calcium quotient of this yummy methi khakhra while methi gives iron to build your haemoglobin stores.

Whole Wheat Methi Khakhra

3. Crunchy Cumin Seeds Cracker crispy, low fat munchies are made with oats, maize flour and whole-wheat flour instead of refined maida.

Crunchy Cumin Seeds Cracker

4. Masala Khakhra these khakhras can be cooked using ghee or dry roasted to make fat-free or low calorie khakras.

5. Thattai traditional Thattai is made with a dough of roasted rice flour, a dash of urad flour and a couple of flavourful seasonings. The dough is usually shaped into flat roundels and deep-fried.