Priyanka Chopra Jonas recently flew back to the United States amidst a packed-up UK shoot and she can’t have enough of the fun. From checking on her hair-care products in stores to flaunting her sunkissed body on Instagram, PeeCee is making us jealous with those US vibes already. But, she has a piece of India tucked right in the midst of a bustling tour: her brand new restaurant Sona. Today, The Sky is Pink actress shared a video of an assortment of Indian dishes right from Sona’s kitchen. You can’t help feeling her excitement and drooling over this rich platter.

Starting from mouth-watering pakoras and delicious-looking prawns to dosa served with accompanying oh-so-amazing red and white chutneys, our “desi girl” is all set with her Indian cuisine. Take a look:

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The Priyanka Chopra-owned restaurant was opened in March this year, to bring together Indian cuisine, aesthetics and celebrity support in the heart of an ever-evolving New York. Take a look at the announcement post about the brand-new restaurant:

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Jealous of PeeCee’s food adventure? Worry not. Rush to your kitchen and try out these simple and easy Indian snacks in the comfort of your home. Why should celebs have all the fun?

1) Chatpati Aloo Chaat

The old-is-gold aloo chaat can spark up your day from Monday to Sunday. Simply grind some coriander and chillies with black salt and pepper and mix it with golden fried potatoes. What’s more? Add some chopped onions, cumin powder and chaat masala. Drizzle it with tamarind chutney. Your tangy snack is ready.

2) Bread Pakora

If your tummy wants something more filling, scoop out 20-30 minutes from your routine and set about making bread pakora. Get the bread and paneer slices. Cook the boiled potatoes in curry leaves and spices for the sandwich spread. Dip it all in a spicy flour batter and deep fry. Yummylicious!

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_{Bread Pakora is one of the simplest yet most delicious Indian snacks.} 

3) Vermicelli Upma

Want a taste of South India? Give the regular upma a twist and cook it with vermicelli. Don’t forget to roast the vermicelli before cooking. Add some peanuts and green chillies to get going.

4) Chicken Pakora

No, we didn’t forget the chicken lovers out there. Here’s a recipe for your unforgiving chicken cravings. No need to wait for a delivery guy. Just cook it the easy way in your kitchen. Spice up the chicken, wrap it in chickpea flour and deep fry. Psst, double fry it for the restaurant-like crunchiness.

Tell us which recipe you’ll be trying out in the comments section below!