Spicy Diamond Cuts – a great tea time snack that’s crispy and mildly spiced

Patties or cutlets made from beetroot and mixed veggies

Sweet diamond cuts – a great tea time snack that is crispy and mildly sweet

A famous Maharashtrian breakfast dish Misal Pav made simple in a pressure cooker. Who wants a healthy breakfast in under 30 minutes?

Delicious Indian style mushroom cutlets are a perfect snack for a rainy day.

Savory cone shaped snack stuffed with potato balls and topped with tangy chutneys.

Delicious veggie roll made from bread.

Mumbai’s famous street food, Bhel Puri. A tangy,sweet and spicy snack made from puffed rice, vegetables and chutneys.

Spicy mashed mixed vegetables (bhaji) served with lightly toasted, warm bread (pav)

Guilt free baked Onion crackers

The epicurean Indian snack or street food chaat which assembles a symphony of flavours with every bite. Palak Pakora & Ghugni.

Indian flat-bread rotis/chapatis rolled out like cones and stuffed with cottage cheese stuffing.

A delicious traditional Indian snack with coriander prepared oil-free with added diabetic friendly ingredients. Vegan, can be gluten-free.

Orange Flavored Cashew Almond Fudge (Peda)

Chickpeas roasted in the oven with olive oil and spices are healthy & super easy to make.

Maida Biscuit – A easy to make and spicy evening snack made from all purpose flour and Indian spices.

A spicy medley of vegetables tossed in tomato onion gravy, served with toasted butter pav/bread. India’s very own sloppy joe!

Steamed vegetable momos or dumplings

Bhel puri is a popular street snack from Mumbai in India. Spicy, sweet, sour, crunchy, it’s a treat to the tastebuds!

Perfectly roasted plantain with curry leaves and spices.perfect with rice and rasam/dal/sambar or as appetizer/snacks.

Roasted Lotus Seeds-Perfect Tea Time Snack