Aloo pyaz Kachori – this is THE most famous snack in Jaipur other than Paush Bada. There are many sweet shops that sell aloo pyaz kachori and these are always in demand. whether you are expecting guests, you want a lip-smacking yummy breakfast, for tea time indulging these are the solution to all of these…
Rajasthani dishes
Mohan thal
Mohan Thal – Mohan thal is a traditional sweet of Rajasthan and Gujrat. It tastes simply divine. Whether it’s Diwali or Holi festival is incomplete without this awesome divine sweet.
Karonde ka achaar
Karonde are still in season. Try this instant Karonde ka achaar. Karonde are not only a rich source of iron but also vitamin C. We make these two ways. One is this instant karonde ka achaar and second is sweet chutney/lonji. These go really well with most of Indian food and recipes. Add these to…
Raabdi – Rajasthani Hot drink
Raabdi – Rajasthani hot drink. Raabdi is the most perfect drink for this cold weather. It is quite popular in Rajasthan in winters. Made with Bajre ka Atta and curd this warms you up the second you drink it. Even my kids love it. I am sure if you are not from Rajasthan you would…
Moong dal pakode
Moong Dal Pakode – Moong dal Pakode with methi leaves known as Paush bade is a very popular snack of Jaipur in winters. As I have already told you winters in Rajasthan could be very cold. Paush month according to the Hindu calendar is the coldest which will be from 18th December to 16th January. Paush…
Diwali sweets and Snacks
Here is a list of Diwali sweets and snacks that I have posted on the blog. Have a fun filled safe Diwali. Cook lots of sweets and snacks and enjoy with your family. 🙂 Diwali Sweets: Kaju Katli Atte ke Ladoo Boondi Ladoo Besan ki Barfi Coconut Ladoo Gulab Jamun Kalakand Coconut Burfi Rasgulla Diwali…
Dal Baati Churma
Dal Baati Churma is one of the most popular foods of Rajasthan. This is a very rich dish (as you can see there is a lot of ghee involved) and is usually served in social functions (gots). Hot Baatis are served with Panchmel dal/ mixed dal, kadhi( Khatto), Churma, rice and mirch ke tipore. There…
Lesue ka Achaar
Lesue ka Achaar – Lesua, Lesuda, Gonda, or Gunda these little balls have many names though when I got married I had never heard any of these names and I had no idea about their existence on earth. Axat was working in Australia when we got married and then we soon shifted to Singapore. So…
Bel Ka Sharbat
Bel Patthar used in Bel Ka Sharbat is a fruit packed with nutrients. It has a very soothing and cool effect on the stomach. It has lots of fiber so it is also good for digestion. Though bel is not available all over India this drink is very popular in Rajasthan. There are street vendors…
Boondi Ladoo
Boondi Ladoo is an amazing sweet made with sweet boondi. It is very popular, especially in kids. The size of boondi may vary in the ladoos. And I love all of them. Even now when I go to my parent’s house my father always keeps a regular supply of this fresh boondi for us. I never realized…
Besan Barfi
Besan Barfi – Gram flour fudge is one of the traditional sweets of India. Besan dishes are quite popular in Rajasthan and these Barfis are served in festivals and marriage celebrations. These are quite similar to besan halwa or besan ladoo in taste.
Amla Candy | Amla churan
Amla Candy Or Amla Churan – Indian gooseberry or Amla candy is probably the healthiest candy in the world. It has all the benefits of Amla. Amla is a great source of Vitamin C and is good for hair and eyes. It is used extensively in ayurvedic medicines. Amla is quite popular in Rajasthan and we make…
Aloo pyaz ki sabji (potato onion gravy)
Aloo pyaz ki sabji ( potato onion gravy) is a very popular dish in Rajasthan, India. Rajasthani cuisine has a unique flavor and is generally spicy( well suits me fine 😉 I am definitely not complaining). This dish is prepared in a very special way. Potatoes and onion are deep fried and then sauteed in…