Did you try these South Indian monsoon snacks yet?

Dharitri Ganguly

Parippu Vada/Masala Vada

Deep-fried lentil fritters, often spiced with curry leaves, onions and sometimes little pieces of garlic, these are crispy outside and soft inside. These taste best when dipped into coconut chutney.

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Pazham Pori

To make these Kerala-style sweet and savory fritters, ripe banana pieces are dipped in all-purpose flour batter and deep-fried and served hot.

Punugulu

This popular Hyderabad evening snack, is made from fermented dosa batter and deep-fried to a golden crunch. Dip it in your favourite chunes and enjoy.

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Milagai Bajji

Indians can't do without their chillies. In this snack, large (not so spicy) green chilies are dipped in a spiced besan chickpea batter (besan) and fried, offering a pungent, hot taste.

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Chicken 65

Bite-sized chicken pieces marinated with ginger, garlic, red chilies, and soy sauce, then deep-fried until crispy. It offers a spicy kick that is highly enjoyable during a cold, rainy day.

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