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A video featuring samosa in a familiar avatar has grabbed many eyeballs on social media for what the dish is being called. The reel shows a content creator combining samosas (cut into small pieces), chopped onions, cucumber, jalapeno peppers, yoghurt, lettuce leaves, imli chutney, green chutney, pomegranate seeds, and green onions into the same bowl. She then…
Diwali is almost here and we are in celebratory mode. During this time, many of us like to host Diwali parties at home. Just like any other get-together, food takes centre stage at these parties as well. From delectable snacks and main course dishes to desserts, guests look forward to what they will be served….
Consumption of ultra-processed and fried foods can lead to chronic inflammation in the body, insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes in overweight/obese Asian-Indian adults, according to the latest study by the Madras Diabetes Research Foundation, an ICMR Centre for Advanced Research in Diabetes. The first-of-its-kind study in India has shed light on the consumption of…
World Samosa Day, which falls on September 5, honours the popular food recognized for its crispy outer shell and tasty ingredients such as potatoes, peas, cheese, or meat. Samosas are a Middle Eastern delicacy that became popular in India and around the world.This is the ideal day to indulge in these delectable delicacies and learn…
When it comes to snacks, we all have certain favourites. Then, there are some snacks that are equally loved by all – one such snack is the quintessential samosa. Pastry dough shaped into triangles, stuffed with a spicy aloo filling, and deep fried – it is an absolute delight to indulge in. However, whenever we…
Monsoon season is here, and it’s time to enjoy our favourite snacks with a cup of tea. Sure, you can go for pakodas, vada pav, mathri, or bread pakoda. But let’s be real, who can resist a crispy, flaky samosa? This all-time favourite snack is perfect with spicy and sweet chutney. You can find it…
New Delhi38 minutes ago copy link This graphic has been generated by ‘Mate AI’. For this, ‘Indian Street Food’ prompt input was given. People of Delhi prefer samosas, kachoris, pakoras, chole bhature and kebabs more than dumplings, tacos and South Indian dishes. Here 51% people prefer to eat only North Indian snacks in restaurants. Whereas,…