Navratri Snacks You Can Make In An Air Fryer

By: Toshita Sahni

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Sharad Navratri 2024 is here and many people are observing a vrat (fast) during this period. Accordingly, they have restricted their diet to exclude particular ingredients.

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Several types of Navratri foods can be made in an air fryer. These vrat-friendly snacks can thus turn out healthier as oil usage is reduced. Here are some must-try options: 

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1. Sabudana Vada

While air-fried sabudana vadas may not always turn out as crispy as deep-fried ones, they certainly feel lighter and more wholesome.

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2. Aloo Tikki

Potato (aloo) is used in many Navratri vrat recipes. One of the classic potato snacks you can make in an air fryer is the aloo tikki. 

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3. Vratwale Paneer Rolls

Tired of plain Navratri recipes? These lip-smacking paneer rolls are usually deep-fried, but air-frying them means you can eat extra!

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4. Kheere Ke Pakode

Make vrat-friendly pakodas in an air fryer, such as this one with cucumber. Line the basket with parchment paper so the batter does not drip down.

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5. Kaddu Ke Pakode

Another must-try pakoda recipe for Navratri is this one made by mixing potato and pumpkin with singhare ka atta. Pair it with a vrat-friendly chutney.

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6. Singhare Ke Atte Ka Samosa

Another delicious Navratri recipe featuring singhara ka atta is this samosa, which can easily be air-fried. It has a filling made of chironji. 

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7.  Kebab-e-Kela

Make a unique kind of vegetarian kebab using bananas for Navratri 2024. They will keep you energised and are sure to impress all those who try it. 

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8. Roasted Makhana

Makhana is a beloved snack during Navratri. Quickly roast them in an air-fryer and add other ingredients to customise the flavours to your liking. 

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