In Indian homes, whenever a guest comes, the practice of first serving tea and biscuits or namkeen along with it is quite common. This method is definitely easy, but many times, seeing the same things every time, guests also expect to eat something new. If you want that the guests coming to your house do not get tired of praising you, then this time you can try some different and delicious home-made snacks. Homemade snacks are not only great in taste, but they are also healthy. The special thing is that it does not cost much to make them and they are ready in less time. Let us know about 5 such easy and fun snacks which you can serve with tea.
If you are looking for a quick snack, then cutlets made from semolina and vegetables are a great option. To make these, semolina, boiled potatoes, carrots, capsicum, peas and spices are required. Lightly crispy and soft from inside, these cutlets are liked by everyone from children to adults. These can be served with green chutney or tomato sauce. Its taste increases even more with tea. The best thing is that instead of deep frying, they can be made with less oil.
If guests suddenly come to your house, then Cheese Corn Sandwich Bites is the easiest and quickest snack to make. Corn, cheese, black pepper and a little butter are added to the bread and it is toasted. By cutting it into small pieces and arranging it on a plate, it looks exactly like a cafe style snack. Children like this snack very much and adults also eat it with tea with great pleasure. If you want, you can also add vegetables of your choice to it.
If you want to make something a little royal and different then definitely try Dahi Kebab. Crispy from outside and creamy from inside, Dahi Kebabs taste very tasty. Thick curd, cheese, bread crumbs and spices are used to make it. Dahi kebabs also look very attractive, hence when presented in front of guests, you create a good impression. Serve it with mint chutney.
Poha is not only for breakfast but can also become a great snack. To make Poha Tikki, tikki is prepared by mixing potatoes, onions, green chillies and spices in soaked poha. After frying lightly, it becomes crispy from outside and soft from inside. Apart from being healthy, this snack also fills the stomach. If you have elderly guests coming to your house, then this can be a good option for them too because it is not too heavy.
5. Besan Cheela Roll
Gram flour cheela is made in almost every house, but if it is served in a roll in a slightly different way, it can become a wonderful snack. Prepare cheela by adding onion, tomato, green chilli and spices to gram flour. Make a roll by putting stuffing of cheese or vegetables inside it. Apart from being delicious to eat, it is also quite healthy. You can cut it into small pieces and serve it to guests.
Why are homemade snacks better?
Market packaged namkeen and biscuits often contain excess oil, salt and preservatives. Whereas home made snacks are fresh and clean. You can also make changes in these as per your choice and health. Apart from this, when guests are fed something special home-made, they feel a sense of belonging. These small things increase sweetness in relationships.
