Five Best Diwali Snacks To Drool On.

Diwali snacks with a twist

Every year Diwali witnesses  a wide range of traditions followed by people right from decorating their homes with multi color Rangolis, multiple lamps and lights to decking up in traditional outfits. Every year visuals of the festival not only light up the ambience but also resonates the message of the ultimate win of good over evil.

Diwali sweets like kaju katli, soan papdi and other dry fruits are the major highlights of these celebrations. However they are bound to be accompanied by the sweet and  savory, salty food. So we compiled for you a list of most sought after Diwali snacks, that you can serve your family and guests this Diwali and elevate their mood while leaving their taste buds satiated. 

Rajasthani Mirchi Vada- This hot and spicy snack from Rajasthan also popularly known as Jodhpuri Mirchi Vada is a perfect explosion of flavors and spice to accompany the sweetness of  Diwali sweets. Enjoy this deep fried snack served with a tangy tomato dip and loose yourself in the whirlwind of Rajasthani aura. 

Moong Dal Samosa- An all time favourite snacks of Indians, samosa needs no introduction. However you can give a spin to the traditional potato stuffing and in place try Moong dal stuffing instead. The earthen taste of the daal is a perfect partner to the extra sweet Diwali sweets and is also good for your health. This snack can be made easily at home and it is served with some fresh mint and lime chutney.

Murukku-Truly a festive treat, Murukku is a south Indian popular snack that breaks the dullness of Diwali desserts and the crispiness adds the snacks uniqueness. The snack goes well with beverages like tea and coffee as well. You can save some for future use also, if your guest fail to show up because of the pandemic. Murukku is superbly easy to store and you can carry it to outdoor trips also as it can be preserved easily and is hassle free to carry.

Hara Masala Kebab- These tender vegetarian kebabs are made from spinach, potatoes, peas and multiple spices are the truest Diwali snack one can look for because kebabs can never be far behind when it’s about a festive celebration.

Aloo Bonda- It’s a very well known tea time snack mainly in the evenings in most of the households in India and it can be a festive Diwali snack too. Potatoes mashed with salt, chilies and fresh coriander leaves and lemon juice, this deep fried fritters taste great when served with green chutney and ketchup too. 

So while everyone would be busy serving sweets this Diwali you can opt for unique, healthy and quirky snacks to add a distinct flavor to your Diwali brunch.....