5 Desi Christmas Snacks Your Guests Will Love

It’s Christmas time, and the festive atmosphere is at its peak! While some people are busy decorating the hall, others are making plum cake and mulled wine. If you’re hosting a Christmas brunch or dinner, you’ll be arranging a million things. But let’s be real – the hardest part is figuring out what to serve. Sure, there are the traditional classics, but why not add a fun twist this year? We’ve got five desi snacks that will have your guests saying “balle-balle” in no time. Get ready to impress with these delicious dishes!
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1. Chicken Seekh Kebab

Chicken Seekh Kebab is a total crowd pleaser. Picture juicy kebabs made from tender chicken, filled with spices and grilled to perfection. Serve them hot with fresh mint chutney and watch your guests delight! Trust us, they’ll love every bite. Click here for the full recipe of Chicken Seekh Kebab.

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2. Pav Bhaji Katori Chaat

Chaat lovers, this one’s for you! You can’t go wrong with pav bhaji, and when you serve it as a bowl of chaat, your guests will be asking for more. The combination of the two iconic snacks will mesmerize everyone at your table, and the best part? It’s ready in less than 20 minutes! Top it with sev and pomegranate for extra flavour. Check out the full recipe of Pav Bhaji Katori Chaat here.

3. Rava Fried Fish

Are there seafood lovers in your house? Rava Fried Fish is the answer! The fish is marinated with spices, coated in semolina and deep fried until crisp and golden. It is packed with flavor and will perfectly enhance your Christmas snack spread. You will be the hero of the party. Here is the full recipe of Rava Fried Fish.

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4. Khaman Dhokla

Do you want to serve something healthy and delicious? Try Khaman Dhokla! This Gujarati snack is quicker to make than traditional dhokla as it does not use fermented rice batter. The spicy tadka on top makes it even more unique. This is one snack that your guests will devour in seconds! Check out the recipe of Khaman Dhokla here.

5. Instant Paneer Tikka

Last but certainly not least – Paneer Tikka! Marinated pieces of paneer fried in pan till crisp are always a hit. Bonus points: You can complete it in less than 10 minutes. Serve it with some spicy chutney and your guests will be enjoying it all night long. Here is the full recipe of instant paneer tikka.
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Which of these homegrown Christmas snacks are you most excited to try? Let us know in the comments below!