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Vada Pav to Samosa: 7 tasty foods to enjoy monsoons

A staple for every Mumbaikar, vada pav defines comfort and is a must-have monsoon snack. Here are 7 yummy foods to relish in monsoons.

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Pakodi Ki Kadhi

Rajasthani staple dish, the pakodis immersed in a tangy and spiced yoghurt gravy, creates a blast of spicy flavours that is hard to resist.

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Matar Paneer

Classic Indian monsoon staple, Matar Paneer, is a spicy and tangy-flavoured curry enjoyed with rice or naan.

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Rasam

Originating from South India, Rasam is a tangy and spicy soup made with tamarind, tomatoes, and spices like black pepper, cumin, and coriander.

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Aloo Tikki

Aloo Tikki, or potato patties, are a popular monsoon street food that will satisfy food cravings and is enjoyed with green chutney.

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Dal Fry

It is popular lentil dish where soft cooked dal gets cooked with fried tempering consisting of ghee, spices, onions, green chillies, and herbs.

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Samosa

These crispy, triangular parcels of joy are a popular monsoon snack. Samosa has a mixture of spiced potatoes and peas.

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