White clouds looming in the sky, rain glimmering from the window, and cool breeze blowing across the face – everything about monsoons is perfect. Just one thing that makes it all the more perfect is a plate of delicious snacks to accompany your evening tea. With such a spectacular view, no one wants to miss a second of it, so we bring you some quick and easy recipes to color up a rainy evening with delicious snacks. Enjoy this beautiful season without wasting much time in the kitchen.
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Here are 9 quick and easy breakfast recipes for monsoons:
1. Bread Pakoras
Is it just us or do you crave something fried when it’s raining outside? If you too cannot resist some greasiness on your plate, then there is nothing better than bread pakoras to satiate your stomach and heart at the same time. Click here for the recipe.
2. Paneer Papdi
The cheesy treats come on the heels of fried snacks. Anything cheesy and goons win our hearts. What if you get both in the same dish? Try this delicious papdi recipe to enjoy a nutritious evening meal.
3. Spicy Tortilla
Desi chaat can never disappoint us. But to shake things up a bit, try this unique bhel which combines tortilla chips with bhujia, corn, capsicum and tomato. We are sure you will like it. Click here for the recipe.
4. Onion Rings
Here’s an easy recipe for crunchy restaurant-style onion rings that you can easily make at home. Simply soak raw onions in cold water first and fry them in no time. Click here for the recipe.
5. Sweet Bonda
It is a fresh version of the popular bonda, and is made with wheat flour, rice flour, banana and jaggery. Quickly mix all the ingredients together to make a dough. Roll out its balls and fry them. Click here for the recipe.
6. Homemade Bhel Puri
This light yet savory bhel puri is always on our list of favorites. It screams comfort all the time. So make your own bhel puri in 15 minutes and enjoy the rain with the mouth feel of this delicious breakfast. Click here for the recipe.
7. Kaladi Kulcha
Do you want to discover new regional foods that are not South Indian or Punjabi or Gujarati? Try this kulcha made all the way from Jammu, which is made in 10 minutes. Here is the recipe.
8. Sana Pakora
Skip the usual onion and paneer pakoras, try this Sindhi-special fried snack, made with a tempting combination of chickpeas and gram flour. Click here for the recipe.
9. Roasted Makhana
Crunchy, healthy and delicious roasted makhana can be easily made by roasting makhana in ghee and adding salt and red chilli powder. It will go perfectly with your sham ki chai. Here is the recipe.
The rain may not last long. So quickly make your favorite snack and enjoy it while chewing on it in the evening.