Top 5 foods to eat this rainy season

 Monsoon season is a beneficiary season for farmers and also for foodies. I have experienced it personally; whenever it's raining heavily outside, you just want delicious and mouth-watering food. For all the food lovers, I have made a list of 5 foods you should try out this monsoon :

 1. Pakoras

Pakoras are famous among many peoples in the monsoon season. Tea and Pakoras is a mind-blowing combination during monsoon. I want a cup of masala tea with some pakoras whenever it is raining heavily outside. I and some friends gather around and have some variety of pakoras ready.

 

2.    Vada pav

Vada pav is very famous in Mumbai. Vada pav, when served with green chili along with red chili pav, it becomes delicious. Hot vada pav with some chili chutney beats the cold raindrops. Vada pav with chutney tastes yummy. Many peoples also prefer to have masala tea with vada pav. It also tastes good. It would help if you tried it.

3. Samosa

A samosa can be considered as another delicious snack to try out this monsoon season. Samosa is a well-known snack in India. I used to have cheese samosa, cheese samosa, and potato samosa. Try samosa this monsoon as there are many varieties of samosa available in the market.

 

4. Masala chai 

Chai, also known as "Tea," is very much famous in the rainy season. It has a different type of vibe. Sitting in the gallery, enjoying a cup of tea, and reading books is one of the best scenarios for rain. The combination of tea and rain will surely make your day and improve your mood. Tea is also helpful in reducing stress as it decreases tension and also refreshes the body.

 

 5. Bhutta 

Bhutta (Corn) is best for those who love eating spicy food. Bhutta tastes even better with your friends in an open space. I ask bhuttawallah to add more lemon juice, salt, and chili powder to it. One of my friends used to make various items from bhutta. If you haven't tried but so far you should try it once in your life.

 

Other foods you can also try are:

 

 Soup: A bowl of hot soup, whether vegetable or clear soup, is all you need this monsoon. A bowl of healthy soup will serve both purposes: keep those flues away and please your warm taste buds.

Jalebis: Circular-shaped jalebis dipped in sugary syrup with the combination of samosas are just near to perfect.

Fruits like apples, jamuns, litchi, plums, cherries, peaches, papayas, pears, and pomegranates are some of the best additions to your diet this rainy season to improve your immune system.

 

Tomato Soup & Toast Sandwich are simple dishes with humble flavors. 

Sabudana vada brings to you a great contrast of soft sago and crunchy peanuts, a must-try this monsoon.

 Poha is one of the easiest snack options that goes perfectly with the weather. Poha, along with tea, is much preferred to have.

Dhokla with chutney makes for a wonderful snack at any time of the year.  Dhokla is a famous Gujarati dish. It is my one of the favorite dish.