Indian Starters & Street Food
Mumbai street food is its own world. Every corner has a vendor, every vendor has a queue, and every queue moves faster than it should because everyone already knows what they want.
Growing up in Mumbai, I ate samosas almost every week of my life, piping hot from street stalls and college cafeteria counters, paired with masala chai. This collection brings those recipes home. The samosas, the pakoras, the pav bhaji, the vada pav I ate every single day after engineering college for a five-rupee coin.
And alongside them, the Mangalorean snacks not many people outside Karnataka have never encountered: goli baje, mysore bonda, Mangalore buns. Most of these go naturally with chutneys, and a few belong as part of a larger Indian breakfast spread.
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Authentic Tandoori Chicken Tikka (Murgh Tikka)
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Failproof Instant Nylon Khaman Dhokla
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Instant Rava / Suji Dhokla (Step-by-Step)
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Crispy Air Fryer Chicken 65
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Shakarpara (Shankarpali)
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Dahi Vada
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Goli Baje
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Poha chivda
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Corn Bhel / Corn Salsa
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Instant Pot Mumbai Pav Bhaji
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Indian Inspired Chicken Lettuce Wraps
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Easy 20-minute Tandoori Salmon Recipe
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Crispy Air Fryer Vegetable Samosa
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Paneer Kathi Roll
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10-Minute Roasted Phool Makhana / Foxnuts
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Chicken Seekh Kabab
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Restaurant-style Tandoori Chicken
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Masala Egg Roast
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Bombay Grilled Veggie Sandwich Recipe
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Crispy Air Fryer Onion Pakora (Bhajiya)
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Air Fryer Indian Bread Roll
