Healthy High-Protein Sattu Tikki | Weight-Loss Friendly Appetizer

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Healthy High-Protein Sattu Tikki | Weight-Loss Friendly Appetiser
Looking for a healthy, filling, and protein-packed snack? These Healthy High-Protein Sattu Tikkis are just what you need!
Made with roasted chana (sattu), potatoes, fresh herbs, and simple spices, these tikkis are low in calories, rich in protein, and incredibly satisfying. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, they taste delicious on their own and pair beautifully with a refreshing green chutney.
As a true tikki lover, I always enjoy experimenting with healthier versions, and this one has become an instant favourite. The texture is so unique that it almost reminds me of a savoury ladoo! Perfect as an appetiser, evening snack, lunchbox addition, or a healthy weight-loss-friendly treat.
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Healthy High-Protein Sattu Tikki | Weight-Loss Friendly Appetizer
#CA26
#Week11
#CookpadApron2026
#LostandFoundRecipes
#Sattu
Healthy High-Protein Sattu Tikki | Weight-Loss Friendly Appetiser
Looking for a healthy, filling, and protein-packed snack? These Healthy High-Protein Sattu Tikkis are just what you need!
Made with roasted chana (sattu), potatoes, fresh herbs, and simple spices, these tikkis are low in calories, rich in protein, and incredibly satisfying. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, they taste delicious on their own and pair beautifully with a refreshing green chutney.
As a true tikki lover, I always enjoy experimenting with healthier versions, and this one has become an instant favourite. The texture is so unique that it almost reminds me of a savoury ladoo! Perfect as an appetiser, evening snack, lunchbox addition, or a healthy weight-loss-friendly treat.
#HealthyTikki #HighProteinSnack #SattuRecipe #WeightLossRecipes #HealthyEating #ProteinRich #HealthyAppetizer #IndianSnacks #RoastedChana #LowCalorieRecipes #CookpadIndia #HomemadeGoodness #HealthyLifestyle #NutritiousSnacking #SnackSmart
Steps
- 1
Prepare the Tikkis:
▪︎ Blend roasted chana into a fine powder and transfer it to a mixing bowl.
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▪︎ Add grated refrigerated potato, onion, salt, red chilli powder, coriander powder, chaat masala, and turmeric powder. Mix well.
- 4
▪︎ Add lemon juice, ginger-garlic paste, green chillies, and coriander leaves.
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▪︎ Gradually add water and bring everything together into a soft dough.
- 7
▪︎ Lightly grease your palms with olive oil and shape the mixture into 7 equal tikkis.
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▪︎ Heat a non-stick pan and lightly grease it with olive oil.
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▪︎ Cook the tikkis on low flame until lightly golden and crisp on both sides.
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Prepare the Green Chutney:
▪︎ Add all chutney ingredients to a blender.
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▪︎ Blend into a smooth chutney, adjusting consistency as required.
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▪︎ Serve:
Serve the tikkis hot, at room temperature, or chilled from the refrigerator. Enjoy them with green chutney or simply on their own.
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▪︎ If you love healthy snacks that are both delicious and nutritious, give these High-Protein Sattu Tikkis a try and let me know how they turn out. Happy Cooking!
Tips
• Refrigerated potatoes improve binding and texture while also increasing resistant starch content.
• Add water gradually to avoid a sticky dough.
• Cook on low flame for even browning and better flavour.
• Adjust green chillies according to your spice preference.
• These tikkis can be refrigerated and enjoyed later as a healthy snack.
• Sattu makes the tikkis protein-rich and keeps you fuller for longer.
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