7 rajasthani cuisines you must try when visiting jodhpur
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7 Rajasthani Cuisines You Must Try When Visiting Jodhpur
The magical places with amidst of royal palaces and sand dunes do still exist, and no wonder
they are one of the most luxurious places of Rajas and Maharajas full of royal castles and the
stunning landscapes. The luxury family resorts of Jodhpur are famous for their luxurious
accommodation and finger licking delicacies.
In Rajasthan, the meal served to royal kings and queens was in huge thalis, and the tradition
continues. Now the same treatment is given in the luxury hotel and famous business hotel in
Jodhpur. So whenever you are planning to visit Jodhpur, do not forget to pamper yourself with
the below mouth-watering delicacies.
Dal Baati Churma
This is the most authentic dish of Jodhpur which is
served with fresh desi ghee. The round balls of dough
are deep fried and served with a traditional dal made
from five different pulses. Semi-sweet churma with
spicy dal and fried baati taste yummy.
Gatte ki Sabzi
This is the next dish on the royal menu of Rajasthan. Gatte ki
Sabzi is a scrumptious Rajput dish prepared with gram flour.
Gatte is a gram flour dumpling that is cooked in spicy gravy.
This irresistible dish can be relished with rice or chapatti.
Ker Sangri
Ker Sangri is the most popular Rajasthani dishes that are
famously known as Pachkutaa in Jodhpur. It is prepared
with Ker and Sangri, the long beans makes Ker Sangi a
tangy and spicy dish. This peppery dish goes best with bajra
rotis.
Mirchi Vada
The best tea-time snack of Rajasthan that is
popularly called Jodhpuri Mirchi Vada. In this,
hot green peppers are stuffed with spicy
potatoes mixture and then a coating of gram
flour is done making it ready to be deep fried.
Thereafter, Mirchi Vada is served with hot and
sour mint chutney and tomato sauce.
Onion Kachori
The best snack but definitely comes up with lots of
calories, and hot spices. This snack originated in
Jodhpur with the name Pyaaz ki kachori. The roll of
dough stuffed with the spicy mixture of Indian Spices
and onion when served hot with coriander & mint and
date & tamarind chutney is an unforgettable snack.
Atte Ka Malpua
It is famous Rajasthani sweet dish which
Rajasthani people love to relish in winter days. It
is more like a twist on pancakes that is prepared
with sugary wheat batter. This easy to make dish
is crispy and yummy to taste. This dish is usually
cooked in 'Desi Ghee' which make it real royal
sweet dish.
Ghevar
Last but not the least is mouth-watering, a sumptuous
sweet dish Ghevar. This is the most awesome traditional
Rajasthani sweet dish, made up of flour milk and sugar
syrup. It is a must try royal sweet dish of Rajasthan.
Ghevar is an integral part of royal wedding menus. Without it royal wedding menu is
incomplete.
These always remain part of royal weddings and other royal ceremonies. So if you are planning
to tie a knot in Rajasthan and looking for wedding venues in jodhpur, then to make your
wedding a real royal treat to the guest, do add these dishes to your wedding menu.