Tea-time snack ideas
Once again, schools and colleges have slowly started re-opening. Kids are all excited to step out and meet their friends, still keeping in mind that the COVID still has its clutch on us. Never the less, when they come back home, the first thing that they want to know about is Snacks! Kids always want something new and tasty. So the parents face a long-standing dilemma of "Roj naya kya banaenge!"
So to say, snacking has again become a thing. It helps maintain energy level. Most importantly, it is the best time to chitchat with your kids while you snack together, that helps in building a strong relationship. Most often we try to keep make healthy snacks, but offering something hatke once in a while is also not a bad idea to make kids happy. So, we have brought to you a list of tea-time snacks that you can enjoy along with your kids.
Chilli Potato
Snacks and potatoes are almost synonyms, don't you think? So, the first recipe on our list is the Chilli potato. We guarantee kids will love it. Imagine coming home to a plate filled with garma-garam snacks, with every bite, you dive deep into a crispy, spicy world. Remember though, be careful with the chilli and alter it as per your taste buds. So, if you love tangy and spicy flavours then this recipe is a must try!
Moong Dal Cutlet
Next, you can get your hands on the crispy cutlets which are loaded with protein. Moong Dal Cutlet is not only crisp but also has a unique course texture and you can be creative with its shape. Besides, the veggies and flavourful spices make it a snack perfect for teatime. Only thing here is to start the prep beforehand, moong dal must be soaked 3-4 hours in advance. Make it and serve hot with ketchup.
Indori Poha
Almost all of us have had poha before, but have you ever tried this Indori Poha? Hailing from the city of Indore, this recipe is a perfect dish when kids want something alag and unique. Crisp tanginess, flavours and colours make this dish extra special. Moreover, it is super easy to make and to digest as well. The mere look of it is so appetising that we bet you'll ask for more.
Bhutte Ka Khees
Bhutta or corn on the cob is everyone's favourite. Especially when it's raining, one just cannot resist a roasted bhutta sprinkled with spice mix. Or even smell of boiled corn in the theatres attracts us all. Besides these common recipes, we suggest you try this distinctive dish called Bhutte Ka Khees. It is a simple yet tasty preparation of grated corn sautéed in a flavourful mixture along with milk, sugar, scraped coconut and salt. Garnish it with some fresh coriander and the wholesome dish is ready!
Try these interesting recipes and impress your kids with new recipe every day.