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Licking for Christmas – why not? 5 creative recipes for your Christmas party menu
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Licking for Christmas – why not? 5 creative recipes for your Christmas party menu

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Last updated: December 22, 2024 6:32 am
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Published December 22, 2024
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Christmas 2024: Bored with the same old Christmas recipes? Give your party menu a spicy upgrade by making these festive-themed chaats using everyday ingredients.highlightChristmas 2024: Here are 5 delicious chaat recipes for your Christmas party1. Spinach Patta Chaat – With a Twist2. Dahi Bhalla Chaat3. Tangy Paneer Chaat4. Spicy Aloo Chaat5. Christmas Fruit Chaat

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Christmas 2024: Bored with the same old Christmas recipes? Give your party menu a spicy upgrade by making these festive-themed chaats using everyday ingredients.

Licking for Christmas – why not? 5 creative recipes for your Christmas party menu
Christmas 2024: Here are some unique chaat ideas for your Christmas party menuPhoto Credit: iStock

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  • Christmas 2024 is around the corner and preparations have begun
  • If you want something different for your party menu, create a themed chaat
  • Check out our recommendations below

Christmas 2024: Are you planning a party at home this holiday season? If you’re hosting a Christmas get-together, we have a special recommendation for you: add some chaat to the menu. Various types of chaat are usually served during festive celebrations of Diwali and Holi. But you might be wondering how to make it stand out during the Christmas party. We have put together some tips and suggestions for you to modify popular chaat recipes to make them Christmas-themed. These creative dishes will definitely impress your guests and contribute to an unforgettable festive feast. Check them out below:

Christmas 2024: Here are 5 delicious chaat recipes for your Christmas party

1. Spinach Patta Chaat – With a Twist

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Christmas 2024: Palak Patta Chaat can be easily customized. Photo Credit: iStock

Palak Patta Chaat is a classic but wondering how to make it Christmassy? Luckily, its ingredients are already on theme: green from spinach and green chutney, white from curd and red from tamarind chutney and pomegranate seeds (usually used for garnish). To make your festive platter special, you can arrange spinach leaves like holly leaves and add arils in the middle to represent cherries. Drizzle yogurt to mimic the hint of snow. Alternatively, arrange the leaves in a circular manner to create a mistletoe-like shape on a plate. Then carefully ‘decorate’ the leash. Use crunchy apples to suggest shiny golden elements to your Christmas platter. Read the original recipe of Palak Patta Chaat here.

Also read: 7 Christmas Lunch Ideas That Will Surprise Your Guests

2. Dahi Bhalla Chaat

Dahi Bhalla and Dahi Vada Chaat are always crowd pleasers, so definitely consider including these in your Christmas party menu. Like Palak Patta Chaat, the basic ingredients of this recipe are also already based on Christmas theme. We recommend cooking the bhallas first, soaking them in seasoned curd and keeping them in the refrigerator. Once you’re ready to serve, add them to bowls and carefully sprinkle the tamarind and green chutney on top with a teaspoon. Garnish with pomegranate seeds and chopped coriander leaves. Click here for Classic Dahi Bhalla Recipe.

3. Tangy Paneer Chaat

Mix green capsicum, peanuts, tomatoes, white radish and boiled potatoes/corns with sweet chutney made from dates or tamarind. To add spice, add finely chopped green chillies to it. Crumble lots of fresh paneer churma, stir lightly and serve immediately.

4. Spicy Aloo Chaat

Mix boiled potatoes, gram, capsicum and sprouts with green chutney to get a nutritious and green base. Use honey and/or fruits like apples and grapes to add some sweetness to the chaat and balance the spice of the chutney. Garnish with chopped tomatoes and pomegranate seeds for a red layer. Instead of yellow sev, garnish with kurmura for extra crunch and to add that white element!

Also read: 12 Classic Party Snacks You Can Make in the Air Fryer

5. Christmas Fruit Chaat

Winters bring an abundance of delicious seasonal fruits and making fruit chaat is a great way to enjoy their taste. Add strawberry/cherry kiwi, apple (red and green), banana, dragon fruit, etc. to get a colorful Christmas-themed concoction. Balance acidity and flavor with lemon or orange juice. Add chaat masala and slivered almonds for a festive flavour. Just before serving, sprinkle some powdered sugar on your bowl to give it a fun frosted look!

Are you looking for more recipes for Christmas 2024? If you want to try traditional food, we recommend trying classic Goan cuisine. Click here to find out some of them.

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