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Rajasthani Food, 200 Rajasthani Recipes, Dishes, Rajasthani Veg Recipes

Perhaps due to the royal heritage of the region, or due to the unique characteristics of the cuisine brought about by the region’s extreme climate and rare vegetation, Rajasthani cuisine is quite different from all other cuisines and is very fascinating too! Rajasthani food is usually spicy and makes use of loads of ghee, without which no dish is complete.

Heart-warming meal combos like the Dal-Baati-Churma and other specialties like Panchmel ki Subzi, Gehun ki Bikaneri Khichdi and Mangodi ki Dal are popular all over the country and this section shows you how to recreate the magic of Rajasthan food in your own kitchen.

Enjoy our selection of Rajasthani recipes like Rajashtani Sabzis with the famous Rajashtani Rotis and ever popular Achars. Top of your meal with some amazing rich, mouthwatering Rajasthani Sweet and Rajasthani snack.

The Rajasthanis specialise in serving sweet and savoury dishes in combinations that steal the heart and delight the taste buds . Dal bati churma a three-in-one treat, is a traditional combination of sweet dish churma, spicy dal and deep-fried Bati and a wonderful way to warm yourself up on a cold day!


Rajashtani Food adapats to water shortage

Because of the climatic conditions, there is scarcity of water resulting into a dearth of fresh vegetables, the available vegetables are often combined with pulses, lentils and dried/ preserved foods like papads and wadis. Also, water is substituted with dairy products like milk and buttermilk. Gram flour dumplings perked up with a myriad of spices then steamed and cut into small bite sized pieces are cooked in a curd based gravy till thick to make Gatte ki subzi that tastes amazing with both rice and parathas. Papad ki subzi, a combination of moong dal mangodi and papd to make Papad Mangodi ki Subzi are some other delectable Rajasthani subzis. Also, try your hands on other Rajasthani dishes like Ker sangria, Gavarfali ki Subzi, Bharwa Lauki.
 

Rajasthani Food, Dals, Kadhi Recipes

Complement your meal with nourishing dals/kadhi that will complete your meal. Rajasthani recipes like Pakoda kadhi or pithore kadhi are flavorful, irresistible accompaniments that you must try.Also, finger-licking dals like Dal Banjari, Mooli moong dal or Palak toovar dal with a tempering of ghee and authentic Rajasthani flavor are some delights that will surely replace your regular dals.
 

Rajasthani Snacks

When we talk about snacks, Rajasthan Food is synonymous to kachori. The endless varieties of kachoris found at most 'namkeen' shops are famous worldwide. Pyaaz Kachori, Shahi Raj Kachori, Matar ki Kachori are some popular kachoris.
 

Rajasthani Mithai, Rajasthani Sweets

Rajasthanis don’t hold back on the use of full-fat milk and ghee in their mithai. No wonder the sweet dishes of Rajasthan tastes so heavenly! Apart from the savoury kachoris, you can also found sweet varieties like Mawa Kachoris that are stuffed with a rich mixture of khoya and dry-fruits, deep-fried and dipped in sugar syrup. Malai Ghevar, a honeycomb shaped delicacy made using plain flour and ghee is an authentic sweet made on auspicious occasions and festivals.

People love to gather around the warmth of the kitchen fire, to enjoy rustic, homely rotis right off the tava. Wheat flour rotis, parathas, masala baati generously drizzled with ghee are enjoyed with subzis. Winters are harsh in this region. Steaming hot Khichdi, Gaund ke ladoo, Moong dal halwa, Badam ka halwa are some vegetarian dishes eaten to keep the body warm on a cold winter’s night!

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Rajasthani Naashta

Rajasthani Naashta Recipes

More than being part of a cuisine, Naashta can be thought of as part of a region’s culture! From weddings and other social gatherings to mid-day hunger pangs, snacks are indispensable. Tea time is incomplete without dry snacks. There are some snacks which you can make prior consumption and store in air-tight containers. Other than that there are freshly made snacks (farsaan) which can be relished during daily meals! Rajasthan is famous for its innumerable naashta choices, like Kanji Vada, Pyaaz Ki Kochari and Shakarpara.

Rajasthani Street Snack

Kanji Vada is a Rajasthani delicacy of moong dal vadas immersed in tangy mustard flavoured liquid. The 'kanji' or 'rai ka pani' as it is known needs to be prepared a day in advance so that all the flavours mellow down. The vadas are added the following day. Kanji Vada are a popular snack sold on the streets throughout Rajasthan especially during Holi.

Rajasthani Snacks, they love Kachoris

Kachori – the list is endless. Pyaaz ki kachori, is a popular local breakfast dish in Rajasthan and sold at most 'namkeen' shops in Rajasthan. It originated in the Jodhpur region. They are crispy, flaky on the outside with an authentic filling of onions and spices in the inside. You can relish it with imli chutney and green chutney!

Also, there is Shahi raj kachori, which is a popular chaat recipe . The deep-fried kachori is stuffed with boiled potato and legumes and drizzle with curd, chutney and spices. Other such chaat recipe is Stuffed dahi vada where the vada is innovatively stuffed with dryfruits and topped off with curd,chutney and spices. 

Rajasthani's also make delicious, scrumptious puri's by stuffing them with a flavorful mixture. Try these spicy urad dal puri with sweet pickle or these matar ki kachori with prominent flavour of nigella seeds. 

Snacks like Bikaneri bhujia and suhaali can be made prior consumption, stored in jars and relished with a cup of tea!


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Rajasthani Roti / Puri / Paratha

Rajasthani Roti, Puri, Paratha Recipes

Rajasthan is a dessert and winters get very cold there. People love to gather around the warmth of the kitchen fire, to enjoy rustic, homely rotis right off the tava. They mostly prefer rotis made using millets, which not only keep them satiated for a long time, but also provide the protein and other nutrients required to face the harsh weather.
 

Rajasthani Parathas

Parathas and stuffed puris like Bhedawi Puri are also much-loved by the Rajasthani people. Whole wheat paratha made with a delicious, stuffing of green peas, this Hare mutter ke parathe are not only sumptuous but also excitingly crisp and flavourful. You can even stuff them with sautéed green moong dal spiced with fennel seeds, turmeric and chilli powder and create these magical dal ke parathe.
 

Rajasthani Rotis

Bajra grows in large part of arid parts in Rajasthan, bajra rotis are relished all over the state. Thickly rolled Bajra Roti are cooked over "kanda" (cow dung cakes) in the villages. To make them exciting you can even stuff it with cottage cheese and savour Paneer Bajra roti with garlic chutney, jaggery and homemade butter. With addition of little spices and potatoes, you can make Bajra Aloo roti which is a perfect breakfast dish when accompanied with sugar.

Although Missi Roti gets its unique flavour from besan, you can make the dough with a combination of flours. Kasuri methi and the other spices add just the right amount of zing to these Rotis. Serve these with a spicy vegetable or a tongue tickling launji.

Apart from these, Rajasthan has traditional preparations like the Khoba roti, where in the roti is made with indentation or cavity. Also, Bejar roti which is made with three wholesome flours. It is rich in protein and also provides a lot of energy and dietary fibre. Another delicacy is Tikkar, flavoured with ginger, garlic, onions, and more.

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Rajasthani Sabzi

Rajasthani Subzi Recipes

Rajasthani cuisine is indeed a culinary delight. Rajasthani Subzis are amazingly unique. Since there is scarcity of water resulting into a dearth of fresh vegetables in the region, the available vegetables are often combined with pulses, lentils and dried/ preserved foods like papads and wadis. The subzis are not only rich with loads of ghee and spices, but also made with limited ingredients. The major population is of the Marwari community hence, you will stumble upon delectable vegetarian food.

Rajasthani Subzis, Potatoes

Potatoes and pumpkin (petha) are favourite vegetables of the Rajasthanis and feature in different ways in their meals. Aloo Pethe ka Saag cooked with whole spices and curds can be relished with stuffed puris. An array of spices with tangy amchur is mixed with the humble pumpkin to make this zesty kaddu ki subzi which can be eaten with piping hot puri.
 

Rajasthani Vegetables with curd or buttermilk

Water is often substituted with milk, curd, buttermilk while preparing subzis. Devour on this dahi chane ki sabzi or "Chane Jaisalmer Ke", a dish made using red chana which is simmered in a curd gravy. Amaze yourself by cooking this mildy spiced Paneer koftas in curd gravy which is which tastes heavenly with warm Missi roti.

A delightful bean and berry combo unique to Rajasthan, Ker Sangri is a traditional, spicy subzi made with the ker berry and the sangri bean.  You can also add some dryfruits and increase the richness of the gravy. Try this elegantly flavored Ker and Kismi  with Bejar roti. 

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Rajasthani Kadhi, Dal



Rajasthani Kadhi, Dal Recipes

Semi-solid or liquid dishes like Kadhi and Dal, made with flours, beaten curds, pulses and lentils, are always served with a meal. It is important to choose the Kadhi or Dal such that it complements the other dishes served in the meal. When in a rush, just a few rotis with dal or a khichdi with kadhi can be served as a complete meal itself. Take your pick from a large variety of Rajasthani Kadhis and Dals, like Dal-Baati-Churma, Rajasthani Pakoda Kadhi, Mangodi ki Dal , etc.

Dal-Baati-Churma three-in-one treat is a typical Rajasthani treat. The Rajasthanis specialise in serving sweet and savoury dishes in combinations that steal the heart and delight the taste buds. A platter of semi-sweet Churma, spicy Dal and deep-fried Baati, is one such traditional combination. Fresh baatis drowned in piping hot dal is a perfect accompaniment for churma.

Due to the dearth of water, they usually substitue the water with curd, buttermilk while cooking. Gatte ki sabzi  is a curry made using curd and gram flour dumplings are added to it. The amalgam of spices with curd and the soft dumplings creates a mouth-watering dish that complements both rice and parathas. Also, Rajasthanis make amazing Kadhi variation by adding crispy pakoda to it or deep-fried pithore, try your hands and make this flavorful Pakoda kadhi or pithore kadhi which is an irresistible accompaniment.

Due to the shortage of fresh vegetables and limited options,  Rajasthani people often depend upon dals for all the proteins and other nutrients. They generally combine together 2-3 dals or some dal and vegetables and transform into a delicious,nourishing version. Cook up this Mooli moong dal or Palak toovar dal with a tempering of ghee and authentic Rajasthani flavour. Also, you can simply skip the vegetables and combine the dal with an assortment of spices and create finger-licking Dal Banjari , Panchmel Dal or Tangy Green Moong Dal. 


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Rajasthani Khichdi, Pulao



Rajasthani Khichdi, Pulao Recipes

Khichdi, the simple one pot meal, is the staple at most Indian households. Made using a handful of ingredients, it is best relished with ghee, papad, curd and pickle. Other than rice and lentils, it can be combined with varieties of pulses and vegetables. Steaming hot Khichdi can warm your soul on a cold winter’s night!

Rajasthani specialties like Gehun ki Bikaneri Khichdi are not only tasty and homely, but also sumptuous to be served as a complete meal, with a bowl of kadhi. Rajasthanis also love to cook rice into aromatic and flavourful Pulaos like Gatte Ka Pulao. It is specially made during festive occasions when plain steamed rice is not served. As vegetables are not available throughout the year, cooked gattas are added to spice up this pulao, which is usually served with kadhi or plain curds .

The goodness of millets with protein rich moong dal, this Bajra Khichdi, with its creamy consistency and mild flavours, is both comforting and satiating and makes a lovely meal when served with a cup of raita. You can also add some vegetables and make a healthy bowl of Bajra, Whole Moong and Green Pea Khichdi which is a complete meal in its own right.

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Rajasthani Achaar Launji

Rajasthani Achaar, Rajasthani Launji Recipes

Whether or not you have made subzis, dals and kadhis, a meal never seems complete without a tangy, tongue-tickling Achaar or Launji. Undoubtedly, Rajasthan has a delightful collection of accompaniments like Shimla Mirch ki Launji, Spicy Amla Pickle and Tamatar ki Launji, which are enjoyed with Bajra roti, Missi Rotis, Parathas.

Rajasthani Launji Recipes

Launji are quick Rajasthani achaar that can be prepared with easily available ingredients. From seasonal ingredients like aam to basic ingredients like Shimla mirch, tamatar and methi, you can make endless varieties of launji using them. Tamatar ki Launji hot and fresh while Shimla Mirch ki Launji is spicy and tangy. If you are a fan of pickles made using raw mango, then you should surely not miss out on making this sweet and spicy Aam ki Launji.

Rajasthani Achaar Recipes

An evergreen Rajasthani recipe, the Amla Murabba is a wonderful accompaniment to any meal. Another authentic Rajasthani pickle made using a native berry ‘ker’ is the Ker ka Achaar. The pungent smell of mustard oil with an assortment of spices and ker, just a sniff and it will surely make you hungry. Aam Aur Chane ka Achaar is an all-time favourite, with fans spanning across generations! The preparation is a wonderful mix of flavours ranging from sour to spicy.

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Rajasthani Mithai, Sweets

Rajasthani Mithai, Rajasthani Sweets

Rajasthanis don’t hold back on the use of full-fat milk and ghee in their mithai. No wonder the Manpasand Mithai of Rajasthan tastes so heavenly!

All the festivals and special occasions  in the whole of Rajasthan are incomplete without Ghevar, the king of sweets. A honeycomb shaped delicacy made using plain flour and ghee is relished with rabri.

Rajasthani Mithai from Udaipur

Doodhiya Kheech is a popular dish from Udaipur. This rich, sweet dish provides with plenty of energy. Made using milk and wheat , it will keep you hooked to it till the last bite.

Winters are harsh in Rajasthan. To keep the body warm, Rajasthanis savour upon different sweets like Gaund ke ladoo , Moong dal halwa , Badam ka halwa which are rich and can be easily stored. Atte ka Malpua is another traditional favourite in Rajasthani households to keep away from the chill weather.

Rajasthani Sweets from Jodhpur

Jodhpur is famous for its Mawa Kachori. Rich dry fruit and mawa (khoya) stuffed crisp deep- fried kachoris are coated in sugar syrup. Delicately flavoured with spices, sweet treats like Dilkushar are sure to make you feel like a king!

Dal-baati is a typical Rajasthani treat and incomplete without the quintessential "Churma". It is made using coarsely ground wheat flour, besan or maize flour. The most common of all is the wheat flour churma that can be is shaped into Churma ladoo and can be stored too. The texture of ladoo is enhanced by adding sesame seeds and dryfruits. 


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Rajasthani Traditional Combinations

Rajasthani Traditional Combinations

Rajasthan specializes not only in their unique choice of ingredients and indigenous ways of cooking but also in serving up the dishes inappropriate, well-balanced combos. These traditional combos usually combine sweet and spicy treats of different textures, so that the overall effect is nothing short of divine! Relish the Rajasthani treats the way the locals do, in combinations like Chana Dal aur Gur Chawal, Dal Baati Churma, Raabdi with Bajra Roti,etc.

Baatis are small dough balls deep-fried or baked to perfection, they are served along with dal that acts as a savory accompaniment and churma which is a sweet crumble. The combination of Dal Bati Churma tastes heavenly. You can even perk up this combination by making Masala Baati. Moreover, you can enjoy masala baati as it is because they are more or less like kachoris. If you are health conscious then we have a Baked Masala Baati variant too.

Don’t get confused between Rabdi and Raabdi, they both are way too different. Rajasthani people consume millets like Bajra as they provide warmth to the body. The combination of Baajra Roti with raabdi makes use of a handful of ingredients and is sure to delight your taste buds.

Apart from this, Rajasthanis even make sweet rice. They sweeten them either by using jaggery or sugar. This meetha chawal are served along with different dal preparations. The combo of Chana Dal aur Gur Chawal and Mogar Aur Chasni Chawal is tongue-tickling. Try your hands on these authentic Rajasthani combinations and share with us your feedback.


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Rajasthani Dry Snacks

Rajasthani Dry Snacks

Dry snacks prepared in bulk and stored in airtight jars come in handy when hunger surprises you by attacking at unusual times! They are also wonderful to have with tea. Indulge in snacky treats like the Shakarpara and Masala Mathri just about any time you wish to munch on something crunchy.

Rajasthani dry snacks, Tea-time snacks

A traditional tea-time snack often made during festive occasions, Shakarpara is – much to the joy of amateurs – also very easy to make! While there are several ways of making this mildly-sweet snack, this recipe is one of the easiest to follow. Also, you can make savoury shakarpara. If not frying, you can opt for a healthy alternative to bake them. Crispy and flavourful, Masala Mathri can be prepared quite easily with readily available ingredients like plain flour, carom seeds and cumin seeds, and so on. They taste amazing with a cup of masala chai.

Rajasthani Dry Snacks, Kachoris

Kachori have become synonymous with the Rajasthani cuisine. The region has endless varieties of kachoris to offer. They are found at most 'namkeen' shops and are a popular breakfast. Pyaaz Kachori, Shahi Raj Kachori, Matar ki Kachori are some popular kachoris. Also , you can also find sweet varieties like Mawa Kachoris that are stuffed with a rich mixture of khoya and dry-fruits, deep-fried and dipped in sugar syrup.


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moong dal halwa recipe | Rajasthani traditional moong dal halwa | authentic moong dal halwa | with 21 amazing images. moong dal halwa is a classic recipe that is relished throughout Rajasthan during the winter months, as it is supposed to keep the body warm and protect it from the bitter winter cold. Rajasthani traditional moong dal halwa is considered to be auspicious, and is often prepared during Holi , Diwali and weddings too. moong dal halwa is an Indian dessert recipe which is very famous North-Indian recipe and is made with yellow moong dal. This authentic moong dal halwa is known for its intense labor but every bit of effort put into making this recipe is worth it. moong dal halwa is rich and melts in your mouth. It takes a long time and lots of patience to sauté the dal and prepare the Rajasthani moong dal halwa and it will probably require a little extra ghee too! However, the outcome is worth every minute of extra effort you put into it. Notes and tips on moong dal halwa recipe. 1. To make moong dal ka halwa, pick and clean yellow moong dal. Transfer them in a bowl, add water and soak the yellow moong dal. Cover with a lid and soak for 3 hours. If you are in haste then soak the moong dal in hot water. Soaking is important as it swells and doubles in size and softens the moong dal. 2. After 3 hours, drain moong dal very well. If there is a lot of water, moong dal sheera will take longer time to cook so ensure you drain well. 3. Blend to a coarse paste and keep aside. Keep checking the mixer while blitzing and stop when the moong dal is coarse and not smooth. 4. Cook on a medium flame for 23-25 minutes, while stirring continuously. It is very important to stir continuously to ensure even cooking and preventing the dal from sticking to the pan. While you are roasting the moong dal keep pressing it down with your spatula for proper cooking. My mother makes moong dal halwa in a large quantity during Diwali days and we store it in the refrigerator for several weeks. Just add a little milk to the authentic moong dal halwa before reheating it. Also, there are no short cuts to make this moong dal halwa recipe, make sure you follow each and every step properly. Make sure to add good quality ghee as ghee inherits good taste in the halwa. Learn to make moong dal halwa recipe | Rajasthani traditional moong dal halwa | authentic moong dal halwa | with detailed step by step recipe photos and video below.

dal baati churma recipe | Rajasthani dal baati churma | authentic dal baati churma | with 50 amazing images. This three-in-one treat dal baati churma is a typical Rajasthani treat. The Rajasthanis specialise in serving sweet and savoury dishes in combinations that steal the heart and delight the taste buds. A platter of semi-sweet Churma, spicy Dal and deep-fried Baati, is one such traditional Rajasthani dal baati churma combination. Fresh baatis drowned in piping hot dal is a perfect accompaniment for churma. Because of water scarcity and climatic conditions, different method of cooking are used. Rajasthani cuisine has dishes that can be prepared and stored for days! Dal baati is one of the main dishes of Rajasthani cuisine, the dish for which the cuisine is known for. The baati is a hard bread made with coarse whole wheat flour, semolina, ghee, besan and flavored with fennel seeds and carom seeds. Baatis can be fried or baked. The origin of baati goes way back to Rawal dynasty where the soldiers would make balls of dough and bury them under the sand and after they would return back from the war the baatis would be completely and nicely baked. Baati became a famous war-time meal. Later, then the combination of dal baati became very famous. Churma is believed to be invented by accident, sugarcane juice fell over baatis by mistake which made them softer and further evolved into churma. The process to make dal baati churma together may take long time yet the out-come and the efforts are worth everything!! Generous amount of ghee is used in making all the dal baati churma as it is believed that ghee enhances the taste and helps the real flavor come out. Tips for dal baati churma recipe. 1. The dough for baati should be stiff or else the baatis won’t be firm. 2. Make a small indentation in the center of the baatis using your thumb. You can also make an ‘X’ or ‘+’ sign indentation, so it gets cooked well from inside too. If you have ever been to Rajasthan in the winter months, you will know that this authentic dal baati churma combo is a wonderful way to warm yourself up on a cold day! Enjoy dal baati churma recipe | Rajasthani dal baati churma | authentic dal baati churma | with detailed step by step recipe photos and video below.

badam ka halwa recipe | badam halwa | almond halwa | Indian almond halwa | with amazing 23 images. badam ka halwa recipe, an Indian mithai with a soft, fudge-like texture. The almond halwa just slides down your throat and warms your soul! One of the all-time favourite Indian sweets, badam halwa is made for any and every occasion, and sometimes for no reason at all ! Grandmas unfailingly advice their grandchildren to have a spoonful of this wholesome badam ka halwa every morning, all through the winter as it keeps the body warm. This is one delicious morning ritual nobody would want to skip! This all-time favourite winter badam halwa is, of course, a bit rich, so you cannot have more than a few spoons at a time. Worry not, you can stash Indian almond halwa safely into the freezer and have some everyday, especially in the winters. To make badam ka halwa recipe we have soaked, de-skinned and blend almonds to a course mixture without using any water or milk. It is important to have the texture of the ground almonds to have a grainy texture similar to semolina. So keep checking the mixer while blitzing and stop when the almonds are coarse and not smooth. Cook almonds in ghee until it imparts a nutty aroma and changes colour. Further, we have added whole wheat flour and cooked until almonds and atta are well roasted and followed by addition of water-milk mixture. Cook and keep stirring continously. We have added sugar, as the sugar melts the badam halwa will again turn runny so cook again until it turns a little dry. Add saffron and cardamom powder. The consistency of badam halwa is thick, not solid so make sure you do not over cook. Serve badam ka halwa hot garnished with almond slivers! In this particular recipe, we have added a bit of whole wheat flour to get a crunchy effect and also prevent the formation of ghee on top of the badam ka halwa, so don’t forget to add it. Enjoy badam ka halwa recipe | badam halwa | almond halwa | Indian almond halwa | with detailed step by step recipe photos below.

moong dal kachori | Rajasthani moong dal kachori | khasta kachori | street-style moong dal kachori | with amazing 28 images. moong dal kachori is a lip-smacking dish, straight from the land of flavours Rajasthan and also called Rajasthani moong dal kachori or khasta kachori. Rajasthani's relish moong dal kachori either for breakfast or quick evening snack, also can be made into chaat and served as a side dish with any meal. A perfect kachori is one that is puffed up and flaky outside but hollow inside as the filling sticks to the crust. Here is how to make such an ideal Rajasthani moong dal kachori right in your own kitchen. The recipe might look complicated and tough but trust me, it is not. Once you master and understand it, you can make in really very quickly. moong dal kachori makes an absolutely delicious snack, which is very popular in North India and is also one of the most loved street food. With a flavourful moong dal mixture as filling, this kachori is deep-fried patiently on a slow flame to achieve that deliciously crisp crust and hollow, well-cooked interior. The trick to get the right texture of the moong dal kachori is slow-frying. You need to be patient when frying these kachoris to derive the perfect texture, flaky yet soft. Moyan "melted ghee" that is added while kneading the dough is also important as it helps in getting the thickness and also makes it flaky. The moong dal kachori can be kept fresh and stored in an air-tight containers for 2 to 3 days. Just before serving, warm up the kachoris in an oven for about 7 to 10 minutes, fill them with curds and chutneys and serve! Serve moong dal kachori along with Green Chutney and sweet tamarind chutney. Enjoy moong dal kachori | Rajasthani moong dal kachori | khasta kachori | street-style moong dal kachori | with detailed step by step recipe photos and video below.

Rajasthani pakoda kadhi recipe | Rajasthani kaddhi pakora | with 43 amazing images. The highlight of the Rajasthani pakoda kadhi is the addition of crisp and fresh besan pakodas! Learn how to make Rajasthani pakoda kadhi recipe | Rajasthani kaddhi pakora | Rajasthani pakoda kadhi is made with freshly prepared pakodis of besan perked up with coriander, green chillies and these pakodis are floated in a mouth-watering kadhi. The Rajasthani pakoda kadhi is quite richly flavoured with an assortment of spices and the pakoras are an added attraction that make the kadhi pakora thoroughly irresistible! Make sure you simmer the Rajasthani pakoda kadhi for just a minute or two after adding the pakodas so that they absorb the flavours but do not become soggy. Tips to make rajasthani pakoda kadhi: 1. You can make the pakodas and kadhi in advance. Then just before serving heat the kadhi and add the pakodas and cook for 2 minutes. 2. Put the besan in a deep bowl. It is better to sieve the besan and use it as it will avoid the grainy particles. Enjoy Rajasthani pakoda kadhi recipe | Rajasthani kaddhi pakora | with detailed step by step photos.

atte ka malpua recipe | easy wheat flour malpua | Rajasthani malpua | Indian sweet recipe | atte ka malpua recipe is a fascinating Indian sweet recipe with fabulous texture and flavour. Learn how to make Rajasthani malpua. To make atte ka malpua, combine the sugar and 1 cup of water in a deep non-stick pan and cook on a medium flame for 3 minutes, while stirring continuously. Transfer the mixture into a deep bowl and allow it to cool completely. Once cooled, add the crushed peppercorns, fennel seeds, whole wheat flour and ¼ cup of water and mix well using a whisk. Keep aside. Heat the ghee in a broad non-stick pan, pour a ladleful of the mixture into the hot ghee 1 at a time and deep-fry on a high flame till golden brown in colour from all the sides. Repeat step 4 to make 14 more malpuas. Serve immediately. Rajasthani malpua is just what you need to warm your heart on a cold, winter’s day. It is not surprising then that this is a traditional favourite in Rajasthani households, especially during the unrelenting winter days. You will also find it astonishing that with the use of minimal ingredients, which are easily available in our house, can be crafted into such an irresistible dessert. The smell of sugary, spicy whole wheat batter deep-frying in ghee, especially the prominent accents of fennel and pepper, is enough to make one drool! Remember that you have to only melt the sugar in water and make a sugar syrup. We do not need one or two thread consistency sugar syrup in this mithai. So cook the sugar for the said time only. This Indian sweet recipe is often teamed up with rabdi – another Indian sweet made by simmering milk till it thickens and is made sweet by the addition of sugar. Further, elaichi powder and nuts are made to give it a richer flavour and taste. Tips for atte ka malpua. 1. At step 1, keep stirring the sugar syrup continuously so as to avoid it sticking to the pan. 2. After making the batter, ensure it is lump free. 3. To get perfectly round and crispy malpuas, make sure the ghee is piping hot before ladling the batter into it. Enjoy atte ka malpua recipe | easy wheat flour malpua | Rajasthani malpua | Indian sweet recipe | with step by step photos.

dahi aloo recipe | dahi wale aloo ki sabzi | Rajasthani dahi wale aloo | potatoes in yogurt curry | 25 amazing images. dahi aloo recipe is a Rajasthani dahi wale aloo and called potatoes in yogurt curry in English. Dahi aloo sabzi recipe is the simplest that can be included to your daily fare. Here, we have got you our own version of dahi aloo. Every household has their own version of making it. If you are looking for a sabzi that can be prepared in a jiffy, this recipe is for you. Dahi aloo is a rich and creamy gravy delicacy from Rajasthan. Ingredients used to make dahi aloo are extremely simple and basic. Made from aloo, curds and Indian spices, this dahi wale aloo ki sabzi is very tasty. We have added besan in the curd mixture which will help in not letting the curd curdle. I bet the ingredients used in dahi wale aloo ki sabzi would be available in every Indian household pantry!! You can also deep fry the aloo if you wish to, we have just used pressure cooked potatoes. Also, if you are fasting all you need to do is skip addition of turmeric powder, besan and coriander cumin powder. Rajasthani dahi wale aloo will make a perfect vrat recipe. We have made this potatoes in yogurt curry with no onion, no garlic and no ginger, yet the taste is outstanding and is definitely a treat!! You can serve dahi aloo along chapatti, phulka and even rice as it is a gravy dish and can be had along rice. The ever popular potato finds its way into every cuisine and is cooked in a different, delicious way each time. This dahi aloo recipe cooks them in fresh yoghurt gravy that is flavoured with fennel and nigella and other subtle spices. Dahiwali Aloo ki Subzi served with puris is a famous Rajasthani meal which can be enjoyed for lunch or dinner. Learn to make dahi aloo recipe | dahi wale aloo ki sabzi | Rajasthani dahi wale aloo | potatoes in yogurt curry | with detailed step by step recipe photos and video.

pyaz ki kachori recipe | onion kachori | Jaipur pyaz ki kachori | with 14 amazing images. pyaz ki kachori probably originated in Jaipur, Jodhpur but are today popular throughout Rajasthan. Very few households actually prepare these crisp, flaky deep-fried pyaz ki kachori stuffed with an onion filling. Steaming hot Pyaaz ki Kachoris or Aloo Pyaaz ki Kachoris are sold at most 'namkeen' shops in Rajasthan. Like all kachoris, they are eaten with a sweet and spicy tamarind chutney. When you think of popular food from the fabulous city of Jaipur then pyaz ki kachori comes to your mind immediately. Notes and tips on making the perfect pyaz ki kachori recipe. 1. Adding ghee to the pain flour will make the kachoris flaky and crispy. 2. Knead into a semi-soft dough using enough water. Knead it well for about 4 to 5 minutes. 3. Cover the dough of the Pyaaz ki kachori with a wet muslin cloth so that the surface of the dough does not become dry. Keep aside for 15 minutes. Resting allows the gluten strands to relax and makes rolling and shaping of the dough easier. 4. Roll the filled portion again carefully into a 63 mm. (2 ½ ") diameter circle. make sure that the filling does not spill out. You can prepare these kachoris ahead in time and re-heat them in an oven just before serving. They are perfect for an afternoon snack on a rainy day. Learn to make pyaz ki kachori recipe | onion kachori | Jaipur pyaz ki kachori | with step by step photos and video below.

bajra roti recipe | bajre ki roti | healthy pearl millet roti | Rajasthani bajra roti | Sajje Roti | with amazing 16 photos Though bajra is grown only in certain parts of Rajasthan, bajra rotis are relished all over the state. Thickly rolled bajra rotis are cooked over "kanda" (cow dung cakes) in the villages. That is the authentic way of preparing them because it imparts a smoked flavour to the rotis. We have made this simple recipe of Bajra roti by kneading bajra flour with little whole wheat flour together with little salt. Whole wheat flour makes rolling and binding bajre ki roti easier. Knead the dough with warm water as the dough become pliable and easy to knead and roll. This helps in getting pearl millet roti a soft texture. The Rajasthani bajra roti are thickly rolled, cooked on a tava and then roast over open flame till brown spots appear. Traditionally white butter also known as makhan is smeared on it or if that is not available you can use ghee. Bajra Roti is a traditional Indian flatbread made with bajra or black pearl millet flour making it extremely nutritious. Bajra flour is high in protein and is a complete protein for vegetarians when combined with dal. So as a Vegetarian, include bajra in your diet. If you are looking for a gluten free option you can replace the whole wheat flour and only knead bajra flour alone to make bajre ki roti . I remember, my grandmother would roll the roti using her palm and cook it on a earthen clay tava on a chulha, which would give bajra roti a smoky flavor. I would like to share some important tips to make the perfect Rajasthani bajra roti. 1. To make Bajre ki roti, take a portion of the dough and shape into a round ball. The dough ball should be smooth without any cracks. If required, you can apply some water on your palms and then shape. 2. Serve the Bajra roti immediately smeared with white butter or ghee. If it cools down, it will feel very hard and dry. Bajra roti, lahsun ki chutney and onions is a combo!! Although absolutely simple to make, these rotis are delicious! Enjoy how to make bajra roti recipe | bajre ki roti | healthy pearl millet roti | Rajasthani bajra roti | Sajje Roti | with detailed step by step photos and video below.

amla murabba recipe | Rajasthani amla murraba | Indian gooseberry murabba | with amazing 22 images. An evergreen Rajasthani recipe, the amla murabba is a wonderful accompaniment to any meal, but it is so tasty you will want to enjoy a spoonful at any time, without any reason at all. Rajasthani amla murraba is Indian gooseberry cooked in sugar syrup along with saffron and cardamom powder. The process of making Rajasthani amla murraba needs patience and yet the method is super easy and one cannot go wrong with the recipe!! In this amla murabba recipe, the soft-cooked and sweetened amlas are delightfully flavoured with our favourite Indian spices – cardamom and saffron. It is sweet and tangy in nature. amla murabba is an ideal recipe for winter as amlas are best bought in winter season. The thick syrup helps in the preservation of the amla murabba and also complements the sharp and acidic amla taste. When preserved for a long period of time, the syrup of the murabba turns to a dark brown to an almost black colour and takes in all the goodness of the amlas Although it takes some time to prepare, this amla murabba pickle will stay well in an airtight glass container at room temperature for six months, so it is completely worth the efforts. You can also try other recipes using amla like Amla Pickle and Amla Honey Shot. Learn to make amla murabba recipe | Rajasthani amla murraba | Indian gooseberry murabba | with detailed step by step photos below.
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