‘Coxinha’ chicken fritters, moist on the inside and crunchy on the outside. Even Nigella and Jamie love it why won’t you?

A spicy chicken puff made with homemade pastry.

Churros – the Spanish you tiao / doughnut

Crispy Baked Potatoes tossed with spices — popular street food from the capital of India.

There is nothing quite like crispy, hot, homemade cinnamon sugar churros, especially when they’re dunked in creamy dark chocolate!

Moong dal pakode with methi known as Paush bade in Jaipur. A perfect snack for winters as all the ingredients help in keeping the body warm.

Mangalorean Goli Bajje is a deep-fried savory snack enjoyed with tea in Southern Karnataka.

The most popular street food of India; made from scratch. Chickpea stuffed pastry shells dipped in tangy tamarind water

Indian style fried dough snack.

Assorted Indian snacks mixed with fresh ginger, coconut, lime and cilantro make this one of the more delicious snacks around!

Brushwood – crispy fried snack in oil. (in Polish)

South Indian sweet, a valentine’s day treat!

Plantain chips – cannot stop eating these.

Very Delicious Appetizer made with mashed potatoes – vegan & gluten free. You can’t stop with just one or two- highly addictive!

Deep fried Onion Fritters

A hugely popular snack and dessert, crispy, golden Churros won’t last long. Combine with a favourite sweet sauce or jam and enjoy!

Spicy peanuts – A snack which is truly addictive

A crispy deep fried recipe with bitter gourd – Quite addictive too

Potato Croquettes—Get a taste of classic Indian street food with this simple recipe

Dory Fish fries – Frozen dory fish are sliced thinly, battered and deep fried

Mangalore Bajji / Golibaje Indian tea time snack – I should say these are Indian Hushpuppies.

Savory cream cheese, bacon and ricotta filling wrapped in a wonton skin, then fried.