5 Crispy Non-Vegetarian Snacks To Indulge On A Rainy Day

After days of complaining about the beating heat of the summer, the ‘weather Gods’ have finally answered our prayers! The cooling rain has managed to bring a sense of relief from the scorching heat. While we are enjoying this blissful weather, we can’t help but crave some delicious snacks that suit the rainy-day indulgence! Vegetarians have a plethora of dishes to snack on for this occasion, but non-vegetarians often get confused about what to eat on a rainy day. Well, not anymore! We have found the recipes for crispy non-vegetarian snacks that shall soothe our rainy-day desires for something crunchy, meaty and delicious.

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Rainy Day Snacks: 5 Non-Vegetarian Snack Recipes To Indulge In

1. Chicken Pakoda

This classic Indian snack is perfect for the monsoon, enjoyed best with a cup of warm chai. Chicken pakodas are made with marinated pieces of chicken that are dipped in a spicy batter and deep-fried. You can use ketchup, yoghurt dip, or mint chutney as dips.

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2. Keema Samosa

Make this ultimate Punjabi snack from scratch. Dough pockets stuffed with keema masala mixture, fried golden and served with a refreshing hung curd dip. You can use other dips according to your preference.

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3. Egg Cutlet

Egg cutlet is a South Indian snack recipe right from the Malabar coast of Kerala. Boiled eggs are prepared in a spicy potato-based masala that is coated in breadcrumbs and deep-fried to get crunchy yummy eggs. You will get the spicy flavours of the coast in a delicious snack.

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4. Chicken Potli

Chicken Potli or chicken pouch is the perfect bite-size appetiser that you can devour during tea time! It gets its name from the fact that the spicy meat filling is held inside a dough that is shaped like a bag. It is easy to make, yummy to taste and lovely to look at.

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5. Egg Puffs

Crunchy, flaky and masaledaar, these Kerala-style egg puffs are an absolute delight for South Indian food lovers! These puffs have a layered filling of hard-boiled eggs bathed in a spicy masala, giving a burst of flavour in every bite.

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Spend your rainy day snacking on these delicious delicacies and let us know which one was your favourite in the comments section below!