7 vegan Punjabi snacks that even non-vegetarians can’t
The fact that vegetarians do not have many options to satisfy their cravings is just a myth. How else do you think they can resist the temptation of juicy chicken tikka or meaty lamb kebab? Even Punjabi cuisine, which is more popular with its varied non-vegetarian snacks such as barrah kebab and fish Amristasri, offers vegetarians a variety of delicacies that will enthrall all vegetarians. From Amritsari kulcha to paneer tikka, you can find plenty of delicious vegan snacks that might even dampen a non-vegetarian’s tastebuds.
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Punjabi cuisine is brimming with some delicious vegetarian snacks that one can’t help but turn to for help. After all, no one can let go of the urge to taste the distinctive flavors of Punjabi.
Here are 7 vegetarian Punjabi recipes that you must try:
1. Amritsari Kulcha – Our recommendation
The city of Amristar is a foodie’s paradise and the famous Amritsari kulcha is one of the main attractions for vegetarians. Now you can make it in your own kitchen with this simple recipe. Click here.
2. Punjabi Samosa
We love samosa – always have and always will be. But this Punjabi-style samosa will take your love of popular Indian street foods to the next level. Expect lots of spices, beans and cashews in it, and we’re sure you’ll keep making it again and again. Click here for the recipe.
3. Matthi
You may already know about Rajasthani mathri but visit any Punjabi household, and you will always find a box of ajwain-flavored matthi, ready to be served almost every day along with the bottle. Want to do it for yourself? Try this recipe.
4. Aloo Tikki
Aloo tikki has our hearts, forever. This Punjabi snack has dominated our snacking menu since we remember and it will never change. Here’s a spicy Punjabi aloo tikki recipe that you need to bookmark.
5. Paneer Tikka
Paneer seasoned in a pile of spices and cooked in a tandoor is something no one can resist. Make this vegan Punjabi snack as a party appetizer and watch your guests fall in love with it. Click here for the recipe.
6. Chana Kulcha
This combo meal also acts as a small meal to curb hunger until dinnertime. Flavorful chane paired with fluffy kulchas is a popular Punjabi dish, you can make this too. This is the formula.
7. Chatpati Aloo Chaat
Crispy fries topped with chatpata masala along with onion and lime juice are all you need to satisfy your cravings between meals. It’s so easy to make and worth every bite. Click here for the recipe.
These recipes provide a slice of Punjab like no other. Enjoy the mouthwatering flavors of Punjabi cuisine in the comfort of your own home.