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An Amazing Recipe For Opium You Can Try At Home

You might have thought of taking drugs or alcohol to forget your pain or to enjoy. Most of us rely on alcoholic beverages when it comes to drinks. But have you ever wondered what other uses alcohol has? Or, for that matter, any such item? Certainly not, but you would be amazed to see its benefits for one such drug. As the title suggests, Opium or Afeem is one such component beneficial for other things. Have a look at those “other things.” Opium is a sedative drug which is used for relaxation and other pleasures. Banned in countries like Australia, … Read more

8 Varieties of Rajasthani Kheech You Must Try

Appetizers, Asia, Snacks, Vegetarian

Kheech is one of the well-known specialties of Rajasthan; it is quite popular in the entire of North India by various different names. But particularly, this dish has its own unique flavor when prepared in the Rajasthani style. Rajasthani Kheech basically has a soft and mashed texture, which is almost like a porridge. This dish has its origin from Udaipur, quite a popular city in Rajasthan. Kheech is a recipe that can be best enjoyed during lunch or snack time but actually when you crave something heart-warming. It is basically prepared by the addition of ingredients like wheat flour but … Read more

The Tastiest Treat Ever Malai Ghewar

Asia, Desserts, Vegetarian

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

15 Local Foods You Must Try Out in Rajasthan

Asia, Non Vegetarian, Snacks, Street Food, Vegetarian

Rajasthan always manages to attract people from around the globe with its glorifying history, breathtaking palaces, rich culture, and delicious cuisine. Rajasthani flavors’ are deeply framed around its heritage, climatic conditions, limited vegetation, and scarcity of water, leading to its unique flavors. Back then there were many dishes cooked and served just in the royal palaces but gradually over time, many local versions of these royal dishes were conceived. Here are some must-try items of the Rajasthani cuisine: 15 Local Dishes You Must Try Out in Rajasthan 1. Jungli Maas This was one of the royal dishes prepared from the … Read more

16 Best Street Food You Must Try Out in Udaipur

Asia, Beverages, Snacks, Street Food, Vegetarian

Every human being has a weak spot for mouth-watering food. The craving is even more if it is from the streets and alleys of India. Udaipur, also known as the Venice of the East, is one of the most celebrated cities culturally. Apart from its forts, Udaipur has its own list of famous food in which you can get a chance to taste the heritage of the land. Here are a few suggestions that you must try out on your visit to Udaipur. 16 Best Street Food You Must Try Out in Udaipur 1. Dabeli Dabeli is one of the … Read more

15 Lipsmacking Rajasthani Dishes You Must Try

Asia

Being a land of Marwaris, Rajasthan has more tasty vegetarian food than non-veg. Yes! ‘Tasty’ vegetarian food. Here, the main ingredients of every dish, ghee, and regional spices are the most important. Here are some dishes that one must try the next time they are in Rajasthan. 15 Lipsmacking Rajasthani Dishes You Must Try 1. Bajre ki khichdi Bajra or pearl millet flour, as called in English, is great for energy and fibre. Prepared with a lot of ghee, this dish tastes good even when you are sick. You can add sugar while eating to make it more appealing to … 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

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

10 Delicious Foods to Eat on Railway Stations In India

Asia, Appetizers, Snacks, Street Food

Traveling at times turns hectic, especially when you travel over regional boundaries. In India, where culture and attire change with every kilometre we bring you the yummiest and finger-licking food while travelling by train. There are a few railway stations in India that will make your traveling tastier. Foodies must try these quickies because for die-hard food fans food that holds the real taste of the native place is equivalent to experiencing heaven through a satisfying tummy while being on earth. Here is the list of quickies you can relish while you are at these 10 Railway stations in India. … Read more