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The Tastiest Treat Ever Malai Ghewar

As we all know, India is extensively known as the “Land of Cultural Diversity.” People of varying cultures, religious beliefs, and social values live here in peace. India is known to have the wealthiest culture filled with incredible magic. In the Indian culture, may it be a festival, the arrival of a new life, or a wedding, there is always a big celebration. And it always begins with a sugary indulgence. So, this time let’s explore the delicious and joyful Rajasthani treat— Malai Ghewar. THE SAGA OF MALAI GHEWAR Sweets often signify prosperity, happiness, and affection. Let us look at … Read more

12 Royal Sweets You Must Try Out in Rajasthan

Asia

Rajasthan is not just about spicy dishes. A variety of sweet dishes from this state give a head rush like no other as most of them are either soaked in sugar syrup or sugar is used in very large quantities. No wonder most of the Marwaris have a sugar problem. 12 Royal Sweets You Must Try Out in Rajasthan 1. Ghewar This disc-shaped dish is a must-send to relatives during various Rajasthani festivals. It is made from Maida and soaked in sugar syrup and topped with a thin layer of silver looking sheet, called chandi ka barak and some chopped … Read more

10 Most Popular Foods to Eat in Agra

Asia

When you think of Agra, you think of the Taj Mahal, one of the wonders of the world. The beauty of the Taj draws people from far and wide to see this wonder. But along with the monument, the sumptuous foods to beckons the people to visit this place. 10 Most Popular Foods to Eat in Agra 1. Petha It is a kind of sweet made from white gourd and infused with a variety of flavours. This comes in various shapes and sizes. There are two kinds of pethas: the dry and the soft, syrupy type. It has several variants like … Read more

15 Delicious Street Foods To eat in Mathura

Asia, Beverages, Desserts, Snacks, Street Food, Vegetarian

Mathura is a place filled with devotees of Krishna. There is faith and purity in the air of that place. With faith and purity, the air of Mathura is also filled with the aroma of delicious foods. Mostly sattvik food is served here. Sattvik food is a type of vegetarian food that is prepared without using onion and garlic as Hinduism finds these two ingredients impure. and it’s also famous for its dairy products because of the love of Shri Krishna with dairy products. Here are some really delightful foods you can get in Mathura, Vrindavan. 15 Delicious Street Foods … Read more

21 Traditional Foods to Eat in Rajasthan

Asia, Non Vegetarian, Vegetarian

Rajasthan is one of India’s many exotic destinations with its breathtaking palaces, spectacular landscapes and rich history, it’s truly a unique experience. Don’t leave Rajasthan without trying these dishes. 21 Traditional Foods to Eat in Rajasthan 1. Dal Baati Churma This is the state’s classic signature dish. Baati is hard, unleavened bread cooked in desert areas. It is prized mainly for its long shelf life. It is always eaten with dal while churma is a coarsely ground wheat mixture crushed and cooked in ghee and jaggery or sugar. 2. Gatte ki Subzi Typical Rajasthani food platers are almost incomplete without … Read more

13 Traditional Foods to Eat in Jaipur

Asia, Non Vegetarian, Vegetarian

The Pink City of Rajasthan is famous amongst tourists and Rajasthani food is all about generosity and loads of ghee. These are some dishes from the Royal Platter, you should try when you visit Jaipur with some specific places you must explore. 13 Traditional Foods to Eat in Jaipur 1. Bejad ki Roti It’s an Indian bread made from three different types of flour (wheat, chickpeas, barley) cooked on a clay wok and then directly on wood fire, wood fire gives the bread a nice smoky flavour and it is usually served with garlic chutney (lehsun ki chutney), chilli pickle … Read more