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Indore Monsoon Special: From Piping Hot Samosa To Mumbai's Vada Pav, 10 Best Foods To Enjoy This Rainy Season

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image Monsoon rains bring nostalgic cravings for hot, spicy delights like pakoras, chai, and roasted bhutta. As the weather cools, our hearts warm up to comfort foods. So let's try these street delicacies this rainy season. image 1. Moong bhajiye, crispy on the outside and soft inside, are a monsoon favorite served hot with green chutney and a cup of 'acchi chai.' You can try the best ones at Shree Mahalaxmi Moong Ke Bhajiye in LIG; Vijay Chat House in Sarafa, and also Palasiya Sqaure. image 2. Roasted bhutte, rubbed with lemon and masala, bring the true taste of monsoon to every street corner. Smoky, tangy, and charred to perfection - they're a much needed rainy day ritual. image 3. Aloo-pyaz ke pakore, deep-fried till golden, are the ultimate monsoon delicacy. Dipped in chutney and paired with tea, they turn every rainy day into a cozy feast. Vijay Chat House can serve you with a wholesome plate. image 4. Bhutte Ki Kees is a spicy and creamy corn delicacy from Madhya Pradesh which captures the essence of local monsoon flavors. For these you can go to Joshi Dahi Bada at Indore's Sarafa Bazaar. image 5. Chana Zor Garam, with its spicy-tangy crunch, is a street-side monsoon snack that packs a punch. Tossed with onions, tomatoes, and masala, it’s the perfect mix of heat and nostalgia on a rainy day. image 6. How can we spend Monsoon without Jamun? Its deep purple hue and tangy-sweet taste, is a gem that's both delicious and refreshing for the season. image 7. Samosa, with its crispy crust and spicy potato filling, becomes an irresistible monsoon snack. Paired with chutney and chai, it turns every rainy evening awesome. Best ones are found at Sarafa's Vijay Chaat House & Shree Parshwanath Sweets and Namkeen at LIG. image 8. Vada Pav tastes even better when savored hot during a rains. The spicy chutney, fried chilli, and soft pav create a comforting bite perfect for monsoon cravings. Best ones @ Khidki Vada Pav (Must try Amul Cheez Fry Vada Pav, Masala Vada Pav). image 9. Aloo Kachori drenched in spicy chutney, is a monsoon favorite for Indore. Best places to try are Lal Balti, Agrawal Kachori Corner in Kothari Market. image So, what are you waiting for. Satisfy your craving right away. Monsoon Mania: 7 Comfort Foods Without Which The Rainy Season Is Incomplete
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