Diwali and diets don't go hand in hand. After all, calories don't count during festivities, according to the elders, right? But these cutesy things don't help and the regret does kick in, sooner or ...

Tea time is incomplete without some delicious snacks. Here we bring you a super delicious khatta meetha chivda recipe. This recipe is shared by Chef Pankaj Bhadouria on her Instagram page. There are ...

Chivda is India’s equivalent of Chex Mix. Salty, spicy and full of enigmatic flavors, the ingredients will vary by region, but often include puffed or flaked rice, lentils, nuts and sometimes fruit.

Two cups of thin poha (flattened rice), one-fourth cup peanut, one-fourth cup roasted chana dal, two tablespoons of oil, a teaspoon of mustard seeds, half a teaspoon cumin seeds, 8-10 curry leaves, ...

Let's admit it, chai is incomplete without snacks. From pakoras to samosas to cutlets, we can pair a piping hot cup of evening tea with several things. However, it is the plain, OG Aloo Lachha namkeen ...

If you rolled a bit of Christmas, New Year's Eve and the Fourth of July all into one, then catered the affair with heaps of sweets and savory snacks, you'd begin to get a taste of the Indian festival ...

Marathi actress Aishwarya Narkar shared a video on social media, showing her making homemade chivda, a traditional Diwali snack. The video provided a step-by-step guide to preparing the snack and ...

Two cups of thin poha (flattened rice), one-fourth cup peanut, half a cup of makahna, one-fourth cup roasted chana dal, two tablespoons of oil, a teaspoon of mustard seeds, half a teaspoon cumin seeds ...

The sweet and spicy chivda has travelled across the world, and was also a favourite of late Queen Elizabeth II. While a food chronicler retraces this fascinating link, we have curated a list of shops ...