Corn chaat recipe – an easy snack recipe for kids after school snack. Corn is a versatile vegetable (grain) that can be used to prepare so many dishes like soups, sweet corn, fritters or cutlets. My favourite way of enjoying corn is to eat a hot corn cob that is grilled on char coal, which is the most common way of consumption in India.
In south India it is usually relished with the coriander and green chili paste that is smeared on to the cobs towards the end of grilling. Today’s corn chaat is a healthy corn recipe that can be prepared in just 5 mins if you have the boiled corn in hand.
For me using the frozen corn is much more convenient than using the corn cobs. I always stock up the organic sweet corn in the freezer since it comes handy when we are hungry and there is nothing else to munch on.
My kids love this sweet corn soup, it is a simple soupy dish made of corn boiled with veggies. I usually season it with chaat masala powder. Other than that I prepare this corn chaat too which is my favorite. Most of the times I prepare this as a mid-morning snack for myself.
I have used fried paneer chunks for this, if you do not wish you can just skip it. But the fried paneer chunks together with the corn taste just divine.
You may like to check to check more sweet corn recipes,
Sweet corn pakoda
Sweet corn cutlet
Sweet corn fried rice
Corn cheese sandwich
Corn cream cheese sandwich
Sweet corn sundal
Corn chaat recipe
Corn chaat
Ingredients (1 cup = 240ml )
- 1 cup corn kernels (boiled)
- 10 paneer or tofu cubes (optional)
- ½ onion small , finely chopped
- ½ tomato small , finely chopped
- ½ carrot grated
- 1 green chili (optional, skip for kids)
- coriander leaves Few , / cilantro chopped
- Chaat masala powder as needed
- Amchur or lemon juice
- Salt or black salt as needed
- Pepper powder if needed
How to make the recipe
- Wash corn under running water. If using corn on the cob, soak them in salted water for sometime. Any pesticide residue will just get rinsed well. Boil the corn cobs or corn kernels in a large bowl filled with water. If using cobs, remove the kernels after boiling. Drain water completely. If you are using tender corn, you can alternately steam the corn to retain nutrients.
- Cut paneer to small chunks. Tawa fry paneer in just one tsp ghee.
- Add all the ingredients and toss well and serve corn chaat immediately while hot. If desired you can top it with crunchy roasted peanuts.
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More chaat recipes,
chana chaat
puffed rice chaat
cornflakes chaat
Msk says
Do you have Chaat masala recipe Swasthi? Thanks!
swasthi says
No I don’t have it.
Nikita solanki says
its really looks great nd healthy also i need to try
swasthi says
Thanks Nikita,
Yes do try it
Sachin says
Really amazing.very easy to prepare and tastes great
swasthi says
Thank you
mrs.khan says
superb recipes me n my family love it all ur tasty recipes
swasthi says
Thank you mrs.khan
Jisha says
I tried this recipe and love it. Easy to prepare, tasty and healthy.
swasthi says
thanks Jisha
Chitz says
Easy & healthy chaat.. Love this one !
Phong Hong says
Sawsthi, this Corn Chat is very colorful and surely looks appetizing!
divya says
wow…healthy n delicious..
Priya Suresh says
Love this kind of easy and quick chaat very much,pleasing and colourful.
ShravsCookBookBlog says
Corn chat with paneer…..yummy yummy 🙂
Manjula Bharath says
wow delicious and quick chaat 🙂 lovely click dear ..
Preeti Tamilarasan says
paneer will make it more interesting..
Wer SAHM says
simple and appetizing chaat to enjoy at any time…
Navaneetham Krishnan says
I adore the simplicity and yes, its my kind of recipes too. Nice and simple interesting flavors and I sure will enjoy it as a salad or side for our rice. I think I will forgo the paneer and add fried tofu pieces instead.
Rumana Ambrin says
Yumm.. I want to finish the bowl..