Top starter & appetizer recipes 2024

A few years ago, the practice was to have only soup or juice as a starter before a meal. But in today's time, there is a long list of delicious starters, one after the other. But unfortunately, some of these tasty starters or appetizers have a terrible effect on your health and give you more calories than you need for the whole day at a time. So eat them little by little and just for the taste.

Vegetable Kebabs

Kebabs bring water to everyone's mouth. But are they healthy? Only the vegetable kebabs that have been prepared by grilling and not by frying in oil, i.e. deep-fried, are beneficial. However, if vegetable kebabs are prepared by frying in oil, then the nutrition of vegetables is reduced to a great extent.

Spinach Artichoke Dip

It is a creamy dish prepared from spinach and artichokes. Now don't be tempted by the name of spinach because the cream-rich base gives you 100 grams of fat on a plate. However, while making it at home, you can use a yoghurt base, helping you get rid of unwanted fat.

Onion Pakoras

Onion pakoras are prepared by mixing onions with gram flour or mixed flour and then deep-frying it in oil. According to dieticians, a plate of onion pakoras gives you about 2000 calories, 155 grams of fat and about three and a half thousand milligrams of sodium. 

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