Street Style Bhel#Snack
Street-style bhel is a popular Indian snack bursting with tangy, spicy, and crunchy flavors. Made with puffed rice, sev, onions, tomatoes, chutneys, and a squeeze of lemon, it’s a perfect blend of sweet, sour, and spicy tastes. Quick to make and full of texture, this iconic street food captures the true essence of Indian chaat culture. Also it\'s a perfect partner of your favourite tea.

Triple Delight Bhakarwadi


#Snack
A traditional spicy Maharashtrian snack that requires some effort to make, but can be enjoyed for several days. You can have it as an evening snack with tea. can also be baked. that is crispy and delicious! 😋 
⭐ You can serve for your guests, share it with friends and family, give it in children’s tiffins.

Chhole tikki chaat 


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Chhole tikki chaat is a quick street‑food delight—a crispy potato‑and‑flour tikki topped with spiced boiled chickpeas, tangy tamarind‑coriander chutney, cool yogurt, diced onions, tomatoes, and crunchy sev. Each bite offers a perfect mix of crunch, sweet‑sour tang, and a rich, savory kick. 😋

Recipe name: pasta papad magic.
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So we all make chevdo but here I have made a new dish in my own way using papad, pasta, sev, peanut seed and other spices. You can take it with tea for breakfast and store it for a long time. You will surely like this innovative recipe.

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Manoharam (jaggery sev) is typical southindian snack kept for auspicious occasions in the form of cones.

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Papadi Chaat
Papdi chaat is a Indian chaat snack made with crisp fried puris, sweet sour spicy chutneys & sev. 

Sambar Bada


#Snack
A fun South‑Indian street snack where crispy urad‑dal vadas are dunked into tangy, spicy sambar.
The light, fluffy vada pairs perfectly with the tamarind‑y, flavorful broth, and a sprinkle of cilantro‑mint chutney or crunchy sev adds extra texture. It’s a hit any time of day—whether as a snack, tea‑time treat, or a quick bite on the go, loved from Delhi to Kerala.  

Aloo Bread Idli Chaat 
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Crispy‑tangy bite‑size snack, hot and fresh, topped with a pinch of chaat masala, tangy tamarind chutney, green coriander‑mint chutney, tomato ketchup, a drizzle of cool yogurt,crunchy sev, and chopped onion—every bite bursts with flavour! 

Cheese Bread Pakoda Chaat


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Crispy bread pakoda chaat,
tamarind’s tangy sauce mixed with spicy green chili,topped with coriander, crunchy onions and sev,each bite delivers sweet‑sour‑spicy fun,the perfect snack to share with friends over tea. Children insist on eating it again and again after eating it .

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Sevtamatarki sabji
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Sevai Kheer
A famous Indian sweet dish

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#Sev Tomato nu Shak

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Sev Puri

#Tiranga
Tryo dahi sev Puri 

#tiranga Flavoured Tricolour Dessert


👉 A fantastic, tricolor dessert that\'s easy to make... Enjoy seven flavors in one delicious dessert! 👉 No-cook, very easy, and healthy dessert.....

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Besan msala sev

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Besan sev😊

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Besan sev,,,

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Besan sev barfi

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Besan sev

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Sev Burfi

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Besan ke Gud sev tasty traditional recipe. 

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Besan fudina sev

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Bombay Style Sev Puri

NEW RECIPE CONTEST 🗒️
Holi Special- Tyohar ka Khana💦🌈

Whether it’s Gujiya, Malpua, Dahi Bade, Sev, Kanji, Thandai, Mathri or Chaat, we want to see your amazing Holi Special creations!

Show us how you celebrate the festival of colours with delicious and traditional flavours this Holi!
🗓️ Contest Dates: 2nd March – 11th March
👉 Hashtag: #HOLI26
🏆 The Prize: The most outstanding holi tyohar recipes will be selected by https://www.instagram.com/ivegetariangirl and WIN awesome Prestige Surprises! 🩷
Hurry and Join the Big Holi ki Toli on My Kitchen Diaries Today!

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DhoklaChaat


 Holi special Dhokla Chaat: “Holi ke rang Dhokla ke sang” steamed and healthy fibre protein rich dhoklas as a party snacks perfect for this holi.

Cooking Time: 40 min. 
Serving: 3-4
Ingredients:
 Dhokla Batter: 1.5 cups short grain rice or Surati Kolam rice
 1/2 cup urad dal
 1/2 cup thick poha wash and soaked
 1 tsp fenugreek seeds
 Salt to taste 1 tbsp ginger paste 
1 tbsp green chilly
 **Soaked rice and dal along with fenugreek seeds in warm water for at least 5-6 hrs.
 **Drain water, grind with soaked poha to a medium thick coarse batter and allow to ferment for at least 6-7 hrs. 
** once ready, add ginger- chilly paste and salt to taste. Divide into three equal portions in a bowl. 
**For green colour: 2 tbsp spinach puree- blanched and puree spinach 
**For red colour: 2 tbsp beetroot puree - blanched and puree beetroot 
**For yellow colour: 1 tsp turmeric powder mix with 1 tsp water and 1/4 tsp oil  for chaat:
Sweet Dahi Green chutney as required
 Date tamarind chutney as required
 Red garlic chutney as required
 Pomegranate seeds and fine sev 
Fresh cilantro 
Method:
1. Fermented dhokla batter added ginger-green chilly paste and salt to taste.
 2. Divide batter into 3 equal parts 
3. First part add blanched spinach paste, mix well
 4. Grease dhokla plate, add fruit salt and water stirr well. Pour this into grease plate then place on a steamer. Allow to steam for 10-12 mins on medium high. 
5. Let it cool apply oil, demold and cut into cubes.
 6. Second part add blanched beet puree mix well 
7. Pour this on grease plate, add fruit salt and water stir well. Allow to steam for 10-12 mins on medium high.
 8. Cool, apply oil demold and cut into cubes.
 9. Third part add turmeric and water mixture, mix well Pour on grease plate, add fruit salt water allow to steam for 10-12 mins.
 10. Cool, apply oil demold and cut into cubes.
 11. Plating: arrange all 3 colour dhoklas on plate, drizzle dahi, green, red garlic and sweet tamarind chutney.
 12. Sprinkle pomegranate seeds, sev and fresh cilantro. 

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Floret Sarson Ka Saag Corn Canapes 
For the corn cups/florets (base):1 cup maize flour (makki ka atta/corn flour) + ¼ cup wheat flour (optional for binding) Salt to taste Warm water to knead firm dough Oil for brushing/frying (or bake) Knead into firm dough → roll thin → cut & shape into small fluted/flower cups (use tart moulds or pinch edges) → prick & bake at 180°C for 12-15 mins or shallow-fry until crisp & golden. Cool completely.For the filling:Green chutney (blend coriander leaves, mint, green chilli, ginger, garlic, lemon juice, salt, little water into smooth paste) Optional: Add a touch of boiled mashed potato or hung curd for creaminess Assembly:Place a bed of chopped veggies on serving plate: tomato, onion, cucumber, capsicum, etc. (season lightly with chaat masala/salt/lemon). Arrange the crisp corn cups on top. Fill each cup generously with green chutney. Top with grated fresh coconut (or paneer/coconut flakes), a sprinkle of fine sev or boondi, and perhaps a tiny bit of pomegranate or more chutney. Garnish plate with marigold flowers or edible flowers for that festive look. Serve immediately so the cups stay crisp. Super quick to assemble if using ready canapés/cups, but homemade makki cups give that unique yellow color and flavor!Enjoy your Holi party starter!   

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Sha is not my mother but She understands me like a mother She loves me like a friend

#Holi26 Holi Special No-Fry Dahi Vada (Made in Idli Pan)
Ingredients
For the Vada
½ cup urad dal (soaked for 4–5 hours)
½ cup moong dal (soaked for 4–5 hours)
1 small piece ginger
1 green chilli (optional)
Salt to taste
¼ tsp black pepper powder
For the Dahi Mixture
2 cups fresh curd (dahi)
1–2 tbsp sugar (optional)
Salt to taste
Roasted cumin powder
Red chilli powder
For Garnishing
Tamarind chutney
Dhaniya–pudina chutney
Pomegranate seeds
Bhujiya sev
Beetroot puree (for decoration)
Chaat masala (optional)
Method
Soak the dal: Wash and soak ½ cup urad dal and ½ cup moong dal for about 4–5 hours.
Prepare the batter: Drain the dal and grind it with ginger and green chilli using very little water to make a thick batter. Add salt and black pepper powder. Beat the batter well so it becomes light and fluffy.
Prepare the idli pan: Grease the idli pan moulds lightly with oil.
Cook the vadas: Pour small portions of the batter into the idli moulds and steam them for about 10–12 minutes until they are soft and cooked.
Soak the vadas: Take the cooked vadas out and place them in warm water for about 5 minutes. Then gently squeeze out the extra water.
Prepare the dahi: Whisk the curd with salt, sugar (optional), and roasted cumin powder until smooth and creamy.
Assemble the dish: Place the soft vadas in a serving bowl and pour the dahi over them.
Garnish: Add tamarind chutney, dhaniya–pudina chutney, pomegranate seeds, bhujiya sev, and decorate with beetroot puree to give a colorful Holi look.
Why My Recipe is Special for Holi
My recipe is healthy because the vadas are not deep-fried and are made in an idli pan. The mix of urad dal and moong dal makes them soft and tasty, and the colorful toppings represent the joyful colors of Holi.

     Basket Chat Puri


This is a popular Indian street food snack where crispy, cup-shaped puris are filled with a variety of tangy, spicy, and sweet ingredients. It is a holi savoury chaat. 


Serves: 4 
Preparation time : 20 min


Ingredients:


 Base & Fillings -
 10 pieces - Basket Puris (crispy flour cups) 
 2 pieces - Potatoes (boiled and cubed) 
 1 piece - Onion (finely chopped) 


 Spices & Seasoning-
 1 tsp - Red chili powder 
 1 tsp - Chaat masala
 1/2 tsp - Roasted cumin powder 
 Salt to taste 


Chutneys & Toppings-
 1/2 cup - Date & Tamarind chutney (sweet & tangy)
 1/2 cup - Garlic chutney (spicy)
 1/2 cup - Green chutney (mint/coriander) 
 1/2 cup - Fresh yogurt (plain/sweetened) 
 1/2 cup - Sev (thin crunchy gram flour noodles) 
 1/2 cup - Pomegranate seeds 
 Coriander leaves (freshly chopped)
 Boondi (small crunchy gram flour balls)


Instructions:


1. First boil the potatoes and mash them. Add salt and chilli to it. Mix well. Prepare the remaining ingredients.  2. Arrange the basket puri in a plate, put potatoes and onions in it. Then add green chutney, gali chutney, garlic chutney and curd. 
3. Now add chaat masala, cumin powder and sev on it then garnish the basket chaat puri with boondi, pomegranate seeds and coriander. 
4. The basket chaat puri is ready. Serve immediately.


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dish_Name_ Hing wale sev 
 सामाग्री::-
 1कप- बेसन 
1/2 चम्मच- हींग 
नमक स्वादानुसार 
1/2 चम्मच- लाल मिर्च पाउडर
 1/2 चम्मच- अजवायन 
तेल तलने के लिए 
 विधी-- 
👉एक कटोरी में हींग और 2 टेबल स्पून पानी ले और इसे 2 मिनट के लिए ढककर रख दे! 
👉एक बाउल में बेसन, लाल मिर्च पाउडर, अजवायन , हींग का पानी और आवश्यकता नुसार पानी डाल कर गाढ़ा पेस्ट बना ले!
👉  2- अब एक कडाही में तलने के लिए आवश्यकता नुसार तेल डाल कर गरम करे और उसपर सेव निकालने वाली मशीन रखे! मुट्ठी भर बेसन का पेस्ट ले और हथेली की सहायता से सेव बनाएं!
👉  3- मध्यम आच पर इसे तल ले! गोल्डन ब्राउन और कुरकुरा होने तक तले और प्लेट में निकाल कर रखें! इसी तरह से थोड़ा- थोड़ा पेस्ट लेकर सेव बना ले! 
👉ठंडा कर एयर टाइट डिब्बे में रख ले और चाय के साथ सर्व करें!

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 My mom is my inspiration, ❤️ My mother remains the most hardworking person I know proving that age is merely a number when fuled by a lifelong dedication, moving with a grace and energy that puts those decades younger to same. She doesn\'t just \'stay busy \" She leads by example, showing me everyday that a me aningful life is built though consistent efforts and heart ❤️ that never retires from caring for others. 
     She is my greatest inspiration a loving reminder that true strength is found in perseverance.. ❤️🥰🙏

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Qawami sevai 

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Custatd Sevaiya



Custard Sevaiya is a creamy and comforting dessert inspired by the rich traditions of Mughlai cuisine, where vermicelli-based sweets hold a special place during Ramadan and festive celebrations like Eid. Thin roasted sevaiya are cooked in milk and combined with smooth custard, creating a luscious pudding-like dessert with a beautiful balance of texture and flavor. Lightly sweet, aromatic, and often garnished with nuts, this dessert is perfect for iftar or festive gatherings. This version brings a delightful fusion twist to the traditional sevaiya, making it both nostalgic and refreshing.

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Sevai 

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Mithi Sevai

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Dry Fruits Sevai

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Sevai Kheer

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Seviya
Eid Mubarak 💐

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Seviya custard bites

Eid Special Kiwami Sevai
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Eid Special Pheni Sevai
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Semiya Payasam Or Seviyan Kheer
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Semiya Payasam is a South Indian sweet dish made with roasted vermicelli (semiya), milk, sugar, and flavored with cardamom. It is often garnished with cashews and raisins fried in ghee. Creamy, sweet, and fragrant, it’s commonly prepared during festivals and special occasions. Here, I have shared both stovetop and Instant Pot methods for making this lovely dessert.

#Mango _Sheer_Khurma
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Eid Mubarak🌙
Presenting the delicious authentic dessert for Eid. Mango Sheer Khurma is a rich vermicelli  pudding made by simmering full fat milk, roasted seviyan ( vermicelli), nuts, mango, sweetened with sugar & condensed milk.

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Sevaiyon ki kheer 

Sevaikatori with rabdi
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Sev barfi 
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#mk26 #recipe-seviyan kheer Seviyan kheer is a traditional Indian sweet pudding made with vermicelli,milk, sugar and nuts.

Sevaiya with castard & gulab jamun 
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