Do you get bored with having to double-check all the items you’ll need to make your favorite snacks? Do you want to have tasty handmade snacks this monsoon season instead of ordering snacks online? Are you looking for vegetarian snack ideas that are quick and simple to prepare? If you answered yes to any of these questions, we’ve compiled a list of the top 6 easy-to-make vegetarian snacks to help you enjoy your monsoons.
After a long day at work, it’s no fun having to spend hours preparing your favorite snack. Everyone wants to unwind and enjoy their snacks without having to prepare them for hours. These recipes don’t require a long list of ingredients and may easily be acquired at home.



1. Batata Vada/Aloo Vada:


Batata Vada, also known as Aloo Vada, is a traditional Mumbai street snack. This delicacy was created with the fast-paced Mumbai culture in mind, and it makes for a terrific monsoon snack. Potatoes, vital spices, and chickpea flour are all that are required for this spicy and flavorful recipe. Simply cook the potatoes until they are mushy. Then mash the potatoes and season to taste with spices and salt. Then, to produce the batter, combine chickpea flour with enough water to achieve the desired consistency. Deep-fried the mashed potatoes and spice mixture after dipping them in the batter. Your mouthwatering Batata Vada is now ready to be devoured!



2. Tadka Bread:


Another delectable and savory dish with a twist is tadka bread. The addition of curd and lemon gives the dish an extra zing that lingers long after you’ve eaten it. To make Tadka Bread, in a small saucepan, heat the oil, then add the mustard seeds. After the poppers have gone off, add the onion and chilies and sauté for a minute. Continue to sauté for 1 minute after adding the turmeric, sugar, cumin, and salt. Stir constantly as you pour in the yogurt and lemon juice. Finally, delicately fold in the bread so that it does not crumble too much. Cook for another 2 minutes, then serve with coriander and sliced tomato on top.

3. Corn Sprouts Chaat:

Mixed sprouts, sweet corn, onion, tomato, sweet chutney, sev, and papdi are used in this recipe for Corn Sprouts Chaat. Corn chaat with mixed sprouts is a fun way to eat healthy sprouts. This protein-rich mixed corn sprouts chaat snack is perfect for any time of day and can help you feel more energised when you’re fatigued. It’s becoming increasingly challenging to come up with new ideas daily. So now you have a fantastic recipe for a healthy evening snack by just adding sprouts and corn to your diet.

4. Hara Bhara Kabab:

Hara Bhara Kabab is a famous North Indian snack consisting of fried spinach, peas, and potato patties. This term refers to a greens-filled kabab. Spinach and green peas are the green vegetables here. These are healthy because they combine the best of spinach and green peas. Hara bhara kabab, as its name suggests, promotes green health. It’s made with spinach, peas, and potatoes, and it’s filling, healthful, and tasty. It goes well with any chutney dip or sauce.

5. Bread Pakoda:

Bread Pakoda, a famous Indian street dish and teatime snack, is a great appetiser to serve with a cup of tea on a rainy night. It’s essentially a deep-fried snack with a crunchy exterior coating of chickpea flour, similar to bhajji. Bread slices are packed with potato masala and sliced into triangle shapes in this dish. After that, they are dipped in flour batter and deep-fried till crispy. That’s all there is to it! This snack is quite simple to prepare.

6. Honey Chilli Potato:

Crispy fried potatoes in a sweet and spicy sauce with spring onion and bell peppers. A favourite Indo-Chinese snack is Honey Chilli Potato. It’s quite tasty thanks to the sweet and spicy fusion flavour. It’s crunchy, sweet, and spicy, and it’s coated in honey, chilli sauce, vinegar, and soy sauce, making it an excellent snack or appetiser.