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cheese potato balls recipe | Indian style potato cheese balls | party starter | with 20 amazing images. Cheese and potatoes, two ingredients that nobody refuses, come together in this exciting cheese potato balls starter. The best part is that this duo in Indian style potato cheese balls is combined with onions and cabbage, which impart a mild and much-needed crunch to the mixture. You are sure to fall in love with these cheese potato balls, which are so crispy outside yet so soft inside. This yummy, cheesy starter is best had fresh before it becomes soggy, so keep the balls ready, but fry them just before serving. Notes on cheese potato balls. 1. Mix well to form a smooth, lump-free batter and keep aside. You can add additional seasoning of your choice to the flour like salt, black pepper or some dried herbs. 2. Add salt to taste. Be careful while adding salt because the cheese has salt in it. Serve these cheese potato balls as a starter or snack or serve as a side dish with pastas,pizzas or baked dishes. Learn to make cheese potato balls recipe | Indian style potato cheese balls | party starter | with detailed step by step photos and video below.

chatpata rings recipe | Indian style crunchy fryums | chatpata rings for kids tiffin box | with 30 amazing images. chatpata rings are a crispy and delicious snack that is popular in India. Learn how to make Indian style crunchy fryums. chatpata rings, also known as Chatpata Chat, are a popular Indian snack made from maize flour (makai ka atta). They are crispy, tangy, and spicy, and are often served with a variety of chutneys and dips. To make chatpata rings, the maize flour is mixed with warm water and other ingredients, such as salt, plain flour, and oil, to form a dough. The dough is then rolled out and cut into strips. The strips are then joined together to form rings, which are then deep-fried until golden brown. Once fried, the chatpata rings are seasoned with a variety of spices, such as chaat masala, red chili powder, and garam masala. They are then served with a variety of chutneys and dips, such as green chutney, khajur imli chutney, and curd dip with herbs. Are your kids very fond of packaged snacks like masala rings from different brands – and are you perpetually worried about what colours or food additives are used in these? Not to worry, you can now easily make a similar snack right at home in your own kitchen! chatpata rings is a crispy ring-shaped kids jar snack flavoured appetizingly with chaat masala and other spice powders. Kids (and adults too!) will love the peppy flavour and crisp texture of this Indian style crunchy fryums. You can make a batch of this and store it in an airtight container for more than a week. chatpata rings are a popular snack at Indian parties and gatherings. They are also a popular street food in India. pro tips for chatpata rings. 1. Warm water is necessary for making a dough with maize flour (makai ka atta), as it helps the dough bind together. 2. A semi-soft dough is required because we are using maize flour. 3. Form each strip into a circle (ring) and seal the edges by pressing them together. 4. Cut the rolled dough into 8 vertical strips using a pizza cutter or sharp knife. This will help them stay together when deep frying and prevent them from breaking apart. 5. When frying the chatpata rings, use a spatula to flip them over so that both sides cook evenly. Enjoy chatpata rings recipe | Indian style crunchy fryums | chatpata rings for kids tiffin box | with step by step photos.

cheese and broccoli tikki recipe | cheese broccoli cutlet | Indian broccoli cheese tikki | cheesy broccoli tikki Indian starter | with 21 amazing images. cheese and broccoli tikki recipe | cheese broccoli cutlet | Indian broccoli cheese tikki | cheesy broccoli tikki Indian starter is a tempting snack which kids will love to bit into. Learn how to make Indian broccoli cheese tikki. To make cheese and broccoli tikki, heat the olive oil in a broad non-stick pan, add the onions, ginger-garlic paste and green chillies and sauté on a medium flame for 2 minutes. Add the broccoli and salt and sauté on a slow flame for 3 minutes. Keep aside to cool completely. Once cooled, transfer the broccoli mixture into a deep bowl, add the potatoes and cheese and mix well. Divide the mixture into 4 equal portions and shape each portion into a 50 mm. (2”) diameter round flat tikkis. Heat a non-stick tava (griddle) and cook the tikkis using olive oil, till they turn golden brown in colour from both the sides. Serve immediately. Given a choice, kids will say no to broccoli, but they are a must-have because of their nutritional benefits! So, tempt them with this yummy cheese broccoli cutlet made with a combination of broccoli and cheese. This Indian broccoli cheese tikki is a wiser option for kids than other cheese laden snacks like pizza and burger. Make them for your little one when they come home hungry and this will surely feature in their menu time and again. Though some amount of potato is used in the cheesy broccoli tikki Indian starter, kids can gain in some fibre and antioxidants from broccoli and little protein from cheese. Remember not to make this cheesy delight an everyday fare. For health and taste check out our section of healthy kids recipes. Tips for cheese and broccoli tikki. 1. We have used processed cheese, but you can use a variety of cheese. 2. Broccoli can be replaced with grated cauliflower. 3. If you feel the tikkis are not binding well, then add 1 to 2 tbsp of oats. Enjoy cheese and broccoli tikki recipe | cheese broccoli cutlet | Indian broccoli cheese tikki | cheesy broccoli tikki Indian starter | with step by step photos.

spinach and cheese balls recipe | palak cheese balls | Indian starter recipe | with 19 amazing images. spinach and cheese balls recipe is the popular Indian Snack dish, fully power packed, made with Spinach (Palak), Boiled Potatoes, Paneer and Processed Cheese Learn how to make spinach and cheese balls recipe | palak cheese balls | Indian starter recipe | spinach and cheese balls, this power-packed snack is made up of cheese and paneer, 2 dense sources of protein. Paneer has a bland flavour and thus blends well with any ingredient. This palak cheese balls is sure to be enjoyed by people of all age groups especially the kids who love to munch on finger foods like cutlets, tikkis etc… so, this is a good way to sneak protein into their diet through foods that they love! Tips to make spinach and cheese balls: 1. If you want to serve it later, you can just make the balls and refrigerate, then deep fry as an when required. 2. You can also use mozzarella cheese for stuffing. 3. Gently stir the balls while deep frying otherwise it may get spoilt. Enjoy spinach and cheese balls recipe | palak cheese balls | Indian starter recipe | with detailed step by step images.

matar ki kachori recipe | Rajasthani vatana kachori | green peas kachori | with 33 amazing images. Matar ki kachori is a flaky, crispy deep-fried pastry filled with savory, spiced green peas stuffing. Learn how to make matar ki kachori recipe | Rajasthani vatana kachori | green peas kachori | In the Hindi language, matar means green peas and Kachori is a deep-fried and flaky pastry. This matar kachori has a flaky crust with a savory filling of tender green peas. Crushed green peas are pepped up with few refreshing spices with its prominent flavour. You will also enjoy the soft texture of the filling, which contradicts the crusty, melt-in-the-mouth covering! This recipe can also be called Khasta matar kachori as the outer pastry is flaky and crisp. I usually make this snack when we get fresh green peas during the Indian winters. But with this recipe, you can enjoy this delicious snack in any season. Kachoris are also a popular street food and the stuffing can vary from vegetables to lentils and even dry fruits. They are not much different from the Samosa except for the filling and the shape. Serve these Rajasthani vatana kachori for Breakfast or Evening Tea Snacks with green chutney and khajur imli chutney. You can also try our kachori chaat recipe. pro tips to make matar ki kachori recipe: 1. Let the dough rest for at least 30 minutes to relax the gluten, resulting in a crispier kachori. 2. Make sure to use fresh green peas to make this recipe for the best results. 3. Avoid overcrowding the pan to prevent the oil from cooling down. Enjoy matar ki kachori recipe | Rajasthani vatana kachori | green peas kachori | with detailed step by step photos.

paneer aur hare chane ki chaat recipe | paneer aur hare chane ka salad | healthy high protein chana chaat | with 34 amazing images. A rare combination of boiled hara chana and fresh paneer cubes is combined with tongue-tickling ingredients to make healthy high protein chana chaat snack! Learn how to make paneer aur hare chane ki chaat recipe | paneer aur hare chane ka salad | healthy high protein chana chaat | This paneer aur hare chane ka chaat has the strong flavour and aroma of chaat masala, which is accentuated further by the tanginess of lemon juice. A garnish of finely-chopped coriander is a must to complete the peppy experience. Serve this chatpata paneer aur hare chane ki chaat snack hot. Tips to make paneer aur hare chane ki chaat: 1. Re- use and reheat the same oil in a broad non-stick pan. 2. You can store the boiled chana in an air tight container for 15 days. 3. Paneer aur hara chane ki chaat tastes best when served immediately. Enjoy paneer aur hare chane ki chaat recipe | paneer aur hare chane ka salad | healthy high protein chana chaat |

cabbage vada recipe | cabbage vadai | cabbage dal vada | gobi vada | with 20 amazing images. Cabbage Vada are mouth-watering deep-fried vadas of crushed chana dal and chopped cabbage, supported by a gentle combination of carrots, green chillies and coriander. Cabbage Vada will make a wonderful after school snack for kids or a tea-time treat for elders. Cabbage Vada is a popular winter snack and monsoon snack had with tea or coffee. This crispy South Indian Cabbage Vada is best had with coconut chutney. Notes on cabbage vadai recipe. 1. Add the finely chopped cabbage. We have used green cabbage, you can also use red cabbage. Ensure to keep the vegetable pieces small and not too chunky that it becomes difficult to cook the vegetable or bind them with other ingredients. 2. Add besan and salt. Besan helps in binding together all the ingredients. You can even make use of rice flour or refined flour. 3. Divide the cabbage vadai mixture into 20 equal portions. 4. Note that thick doesn’t cook well from inside. So lightly flatten it between your palm. 5. Fry on one side till they turn golden brown in colour on a medium flame. Always fry over medium heat and not high or else the vada will cook from outside but, not inside. Also, frying them on a low flame will make the cabbage dal vada hard. Learn to make cabbage vada recipe | cabbage vadai | cabbage dal vada | gobi vada | with step by step photos and video below.

hash browns recipe | Indian style hash brown | restaurant style hash brown | hash browns McDonald's style | with 8 amazing images. hash browns is an easy to make kid friendly recipe. Learn how to make Indian style hash browns. Using minimal ingredients, the restaurant style hash brown is made by shallow-frying discs of parboiled, grated potatoes seasoned with pepper. This easy kids recipe has a wonderful flavour and texture, which is soft inside but crisp outside. To make hash browns, thickly grate the parboiled potatoes directly in a deep bowl. Add the salt and pepper and mix very gently using a fork. Shape each portion into a 125 mm. (5”) diameter oval shape. You will get 6 portions. Heat the oil in a broad non-stick pan, put 3 portions on it and cook on a slow flame till it turns golden brown in colour from both the sides. Repeat step 4 to cook 3 more hash browns. Serve immediately with tomato ketchup. Potato has a magical flavour – it is mild, nothing distinctive about it, yet everybody loves it! The crispy hash brown capitalises on the popularity of potatoes. Serve hash browns mcdonalds style to kids at any time of the day – after play or after school or to share with their friends over a play date. This all-time favourite kids recipe when served immediately tastes great with tomato ketchup. Tips for hash browns. 1. When making this recipe make sure the potatoes are just parboiled and not overcooked. Otherwise when you grate them you will end up with mashed potatoes rather than grated ones. 2. Ensure to grate them thick for a better texture. 3. Cooking on a slow flame is advisable to get a crispy restaurant style hash brown. You can also try other kids’ recipes like Oats Bhel or Fudge Fingers. Enjoy hash browns recipe | Indian style hash brown | restaurant style hash brown | hash browns McDonald's style | with step by step photos and video.

methi muthia | Gujarati methi muthiya | deep fried methi muthia | with 24 amazing images. Gujarati Methi Muthia are fist-shaped deep-fried snacks made from a dough of whole wheat flour and besan, flavoured excitingly with methi, sugar and spices. The tongue-tickling flavour and exciting crunch of deep fried methi muthi make them very versatile – they can be enjoyed plain or added to dals, kadhis, gravies and even rice dishes to enliven a meal! These Methi Muthia are used in the popular traditional Gujarati recipe Oondhiya and also in Sprouted Curry with Methi Muthia. Enjoy how to make Methi Muthia | deep fried methi muthia | Gujarati methi muthiya | recipe with detailed step by step photos and video below.

khatta meetha chana chaat recipe | khatti meethi chana chaat | chickpeas chaat | healthy snack for kids | with step by step photos. khatta meetha chana chaat is a nourishing recipe in which all the flavours and texture to make a flavourful and healthy snack. Learn how to make khatta meetha chana chaat recipe | khatti meethi chana chaat | chickpeas chaat | healthy snack for kids | khatta meetha chana chaat is a delightful Indian street food known for its sweet and tangy flavor profile. This quick and easy snack combines protein-rich chickpeas and paneer with a lots of colorful vegetables and a flavorful dressing, making it a satisfying and healthy snacking option. Main ingredients for making khatta meetha chana chaat recipe: 1. Chickpeas: Boiled chickpeas are the main ingredient and the base of the chaat. They provide a hearty texture and a good amount of protein to the dish. 2. Paneer: Paneer is a mild-flavored, protein-rich cheese made from milk solids. The addition of paneer is an added protein boost. This healthy snack for kids is also a sneak way of adding veggies to your child’s diet. The minty green chutney and tamarind pulp is the highlight of this chickpeas chaat recipe. It is quick, non-messy, tasty, healthy and packed with flavours. Enjoy this delicious and nutritious khatta meetha chana chaat as a quick snack or a light meal. Pro tips for making khatta meetha chana chaat: 1. Do not over cook the kabuli chana. Let them maintain their crunch. 2. Kabuli chana can be replaced with kala chana. 3. Use malai paneer for the richer taste. 4. You can also add chopped cucumber and grated carrot if you wish to. Enjoy khatta meetha chana chaat recipe | khatti meethi chana chaat | chickpeas chaat | healthy snack for kids | with detailed step by step photos.

methi na dhebra recipe | tava methi kebab | healthy methi Gujarati pattice | with 25 images. Methi na dhebra is a non-fried healthy Gujarati snack. Learn how to make healthy methi Gujarati pattice. What is a dhebra ? A dhebra is a type of flatbread that is popular in Gujarat, India. It is made with a batter of flour, spices, and vegetables, and is often cooked on a tawa or griddle. Dhebras taste best with green chutney. To make methi na dhebra dough, in a bowl put methi leaves, bajra flour, jowar flour, besan, chilli powder, hing, curd, ginger-green chilli paste, garlic paste, sugar, salt and with 3 tsp of oil. Make a soft dough, using enough water. Divide the dough into 20 equal portions. Pat a portion of the dough into a 50 mm. (2”) diameter and 1 cm thick circle in between your palms. Place 6 dough rounds on a hot tava (griddle). Cook these on a medium flame using ½ tsp of oil, till they turn golden brown in colour from both the sides. Serve methi na dhebra hot with green chutney and low fat curds. An iron and fibre-rich snack made with fenugreek leaves and bajra flour, methi na dhebra is so scrumptious that the plate will be empty in no time—so, take my advice and make more than you think is needed! Main ingredients for tava methi na dhebra. fenugreek (methi) leaves. Methi has a unique, slightly bitter flavor that can add depth and complexity to kebabs. It can also help to enhance the flavor of other spices in the kebab mixture. Methi leaves are low in calorie, powerful antioxidants and cures mouth ulcers. Bajra flour. Bajra flour is high in protein and is a complete protein for vegetarians when combined with dal. So as a Vegetarian, include bajra in your diet. Bajra is a great option for those on a gluten free diet. Although this is a tava methi na dhebra recipe, I must admit that the deep-fried version bajra dhebra tastes even better, so forget the health-watch slogans once in a while and indulge! Pro tips for methi na dhebra. 1. Add 1/4 cup . Jowar flour is a complex carb and will be absorbed slowly in the bloodstream and not cause a spike in insulin. Jowar and all Millets are rich in Potassium. 2. Consider using coconut oil instead of processed seed oils for a healthier diet. Enjoy methi na dhebra recipe | tava methi kebab | healthy methi Gujarati pattice | with step by step photos.

masala makhana recipe | spicy masala makhana | healthy makhana |masala phool makhana | roasted makhana in 10 minutes | masala makhana is a tasty Indian snack to lure the health conscious. Learn how to make roasted makhana in 10 minutes. Healthy makhana is a delicious jar snack that you can have at snack time or even pack in the kids’ snack box or take to office to munch when you are hungry and share with friends. To make masala makhana, heat a deep non-stick pan, add the makhanas and dry roast them on a medium flame for 4 to 5 minutes. Transfer the makhanas in the deep bowl and keep aside. Put the oil in the same pan, add red chilli powder, cumin seeds powder, chaat masala and salt and mix well. Switch on the flame, add the roasted makhanas, mix well and sauté it on a medium flame for 2 to 3 minutes. Serve immediately or cool it completely and store it in an airtight container. Use as required. Let's take a few minutes to jazz up spicy masala makhana, so that a healthy snack becomes super tasty too! Here the crispy roasted lotus seeds are given a chatpata touch by adding some peppy spice powders including chaat masala. Being roasted in 1 tbsp of oil, they are a nourishing snack with 128 calories and 3.8 g of protein. Roasted makhana in 10 minutes are crunchy, tasty along with a nourishing touch by way of potassium, phosphorus and calcium. Heart patients can benefit from the magnesium and folate count of masala makhana. Being roasted in olive oil, it is a source of MUFA (mono unsaturated fatty acids) which helps prevent inflammation in the arteries and thus protects the heart. Diabetics are suggested to opt for ½ serving while keeping a check on their daily carb count. Those aiming to eat healthy as well kids on a weight loss diet can reach out for masala phool makhana as compared to crunchy fried fat laden snacks. Gluten sensitive people can also enjoy this snack. Pregnant women can try this dry snack to keep nausea at bay. Tips for masala makhana. 1. Remember to stir continuously at step 1 for uniform roasting and to get the perfect crunchiness. 2. When you put the oil in the pan, ensure the flame is off. Add spices and mix well and immediately mix them and add roasted makhana and switch on the flame. This is to prevent the masalas from burning. 3. Remember to cool completely before serving or storing to enjoy its perfect crunchiness again. You can also try other recipes with lotus seeds like Roasted Makhana. Enjoy masala makhana recipe | spicy masala makhana | healthy makhana |masala phool makhana | roasted makhana in 10 minutes | with recipe and video below.

sukha bhel recipe | dry bhel |Mumbai roadside sukha bhel | with 20 amazing images. Sukha bhel, the best chaat for sudden hunger pangs, be it on a noisy railway platform or a quiet roadside! This sukha bhel, non-messy variation of bhel can be stuffed in as a quick meal even as you rush to work. Mumbai roadside sukha bhel is sold on most railways platforms and street foods of Mumbai along geela bhel and sev puri. Every one has their own version of making sukha bhel and this is our version of sukha bhel where we have made and used fresh and spicy sukha chutney which enhances the taste of our bhel and makes it no less then a Salman Khan blockbuster in terms of taste! The method to prepare sukha bhel is super easy and quick, I usually make Mumbai roadside sukha bhel for evening snack and I prepare the sukha chutney in advance so that the process fastens and you can store this chutney in an air container for 30 days! To make sukha chutney for sukha bhel, combine chopped mint leaves, chopped coriander, roasted chana dal, chopped green chillies, turmeric powder, asafoetida and lemon juice in a blender and blend everything together without using water and keep aside. To prepare dry bhel, take a large bowl and combine puffed rice, potatoes, onions, masala dal, roasted peanuts, roasted chana, raw mangoes, cumin seed powder, red chilli powder, nylon sev, papdi and lemon juice along with sukha chutney and mix everything well. Our roadside sukha bhel is ready! Further, to serve take a portion of dry bhel in a serving bowl and garnish with coriander and sev along with a papdi. This recipe is a big time hit and I can bet you will love it! You may add veggies like tomatoes etc if you wish to make dry bhel an even more enjoyable and wholesome snack. Try other variations of bhel like Geela Bhel, Mexican Bhel or Moong Bhel. Enjoy sukha bhel recipe | dry bhel |Mumbai roadside sukha bhel | detailed step by step recipe and video below.

eggless pineapple sponge cake recipe | Indian style pineapple sponge cake | pineapple cake | with amazing 20 images. This spongy pineapple sponge cake is an eggless pineapple cake which is made with canned pineapple, canned pineapple syrup and condensed milk. Yes, this is an eggless pineapple cake perfect for vegetarians and you could also buy it from Indian bakery stores easily. Your Kiddo’s birthday, special occasion or in a mood to bake? We have got you a simple yet super exotic recipe which is pineapple sponge cake. Pineapple cake is a sinful dessert to indulge in. The cake recipe is very simple and easy. 40-45 mins and your pineapple cake is ready!! The flavor and smell of pineapple is heavenly. To make Indian style pineapple sponge cake, grease the tin and keep aside. Further, make a batter by firstly sieving all the dry ingredients like plain flour, baking powder, baking soda together and keep aside. Next take a new bowl and mix the wet ingredients like condensed milk, vanilla essence and melted butter. Mix well and further mix dry and wet ingredients with a spatula and make sure there are no lump left. Also, do not over mix it as the air might knock off and your cake would deflate. Transfer the mixture to the cake tin and bake eggless pineapple cake in an oven for 30 minutes at 180°c. Cake will leave the side when it is ready, cool down and serve eggless pineapple sponge cake immediately. This delectably spongy pineapple cake dotted with chunks of canned pineapple is perfect to be decorated elaborately, to be served as such with tea, or with a topping of ice-cream for dessert. This Indian style pineapple sponge cake derives part of its intense flavour from pineapple syrup and partly from condensed milk. You will find it richer, more colourful and tastier than plain sponges, which is what makes it fit to be served right out of the oven without any frills. Enjoy eggless pineapple sponge cake recipe | Indian style pineapple sponge cake | pineapple cake | detailed step by step recipe photos and video.

baked samosa recipe | Punjabi baked samosa | Veg healthy Samosa | baked samosa from whole wheat flour | with amazing 30 images. Who doesn’t love samosas? Even though all of us feel a wee itch of guilt while biting into a Punjabi samosa, the rush of fun, excitement and memories that it brings back totally overrides such negative emotions! We have modified the deep fried Punjabi Samosa recipe to a Veg healthy Samosa made from whole wheat flour. These baked samosa are healthier than regular ones, but every bite remains as exciting as ever. It is also quite convenient, because you can bake the samosas at one shot instead of deep-frying them few at a time. To make Punjabi baked samosa , first we will prepare the outer covering. Combine whole wheat flour, ghee and salt together in a deep bowl and add enough water to make a firm dough. Ghee or moeen will help in getting the covering crusty. Keep aside covered with a wet muslin cloth or a plate for 15 minutes. Further, for the baked samosa stuffing, heat the oil in a deep non-stick pan and add the cumin seeds. Add the potatoes and sauté for 2 minutes. Add the ginger-green chilli paste to enhance the taste, salt, dry mango powder, chilli powder, green peas coriander, mix well and sauté for another 2 minutes. You can add chaat masala if you do not have amchur powder. Cool the mixture completely. Next, to proceed making baked samosa, divide the dough into 10 equal portions. Roll a portion into a ball and flatten them between your palms. Roll out a portion of the dough into an oval of 4 by 6 using a little whole wheat flour for rolling. Divide each chapati into 2 halves, make a cone from each half. Stuff each cone with approx. 1 tbsp of the stuffing. Seal the edges carefully using a little water. Arrange them on a greased baking tray, brush 2 tsp of oil evenly over all the samosas and bake in a pre-heated oven at 180ºc (360ºf ) for 15 minutes. Turn them over and bake again for 15 minutes. Serve the baked samosa immediately with pudina chutney. We have also replaced maida with whole wheat flour to improve the health quotient. To make the baked samosas healthier, cut the potatoes amount and replace with green peas. You need to keep one thing in mind though – these samosas must be served immediately as they get soft and soggy after a while. So, once you turn them over half way through baking, prepare the chutney and put the kettle on the stove. As soon as the Baked Samosas are ready, serve them with tangy Green Chutney and garam Chai. Enjoy baked samosa recipe | Punjabi baked samosa | Veg healthy Samosa | baked samosa from whole wheat flour | with detailed step by step photos below.
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