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Jiya Surana
Lifestyle
july 16, 2024
10 goan snacks to pair with tea
Dense and delicious, this is the perfect tea-time accompaniment, especially if you're a dip-everything-in-your-chai sort of person
BAATH
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Traditional Goan coconut cookies that are soft, chewy, and incredibly flavorful
BOLINHAS
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Also called Rissois de CamarĂ£o, these are small, crescent-shaped pastries filled with a creamy prawn mixture
PRAWN RISSOIS
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Pohe is a common Maharashtrian breakfast and snack, but add some coconut to it and you've got yourself a Goan variation
POHE WITH COCONUT
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A traditional Goan breakfast made with onions and rice flour, this can also be had as a snack in between meals
ONION BHAKRI
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A Goan sweet snack made with rice flour dough stuffed with grated coconut, jaggery, and cardamom, wrapped in turmeric leaves, and steamed
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PATOLEO
The Goan version is typically smaller and filled with a spiced mixture of minced meat, onions, and green peas
GOAN SAMOSA
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These crispy snacks are made from fresh prawns, finely ground and mixed with a blend of rice flour and spices
PRAWN CRACKERS
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Spicy Goan sausage served in a soft bread roll
CHORIZO PAO
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These fried dough curls coated in sugar syrup are a must-try
Kulkuls
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