Rajsthani Cuisine( Royal Food from Iand of Maharaja)

Fresh garlic leaf chutney

Servings:  Preparation time: 4-5 minutes. Grinding time: 2 minutes. Total time: 7 minutes.  Garlic has many health benefits, so the green leafy garlic too; it is popular spice throughout world and essential spice in Indian cuisine. It has unbelievable health benefits if we use it regularly. I often use to prepare this unique spicy chutney […]

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Vegetable Stuffed Capsicum (Bharwan Shimla Mirch)

Servings: 4-5 Preparation time: 10 minutes. Frying time: 12-15 minutes. Cooking time: 4-5 minutes. Total time: 44 minutes.  At least once in a week I use to cook either mix vegetable or mix vegetable stuffed capsicum; both are very healthy version and easy to cook. Make stuffing according to your taste or vegetable available in

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Green Fresh Methy Fritters (Methy Saag Muthiya)

Servings: 2-3 Preparation time: 10-12 minutes. Frying time: 8-10 minutes. Total time: 22 minutes. I made this recipe with evening tea while hosting a tea party; dining room atmosphere got charged, each and everyone liked the recipe and exclaimed, wow awesome. The recipe is nothing but a fritters (Methy Saag Pakoda) variation of Gujarati dish

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Bhafla Baati (Ghee laden dough ball)

Servings: 4 Preparation time: 10-12 minutes. Boiling time: 10-12. Grilling/Frying time: 8-10 minutes. Total time: 30 minutes. Ghee doused ‘Bhafla and chana Mung dal’ I enjoy to eat first time at a Dhaba about many decades ago near Chittorgarh; it was delicious but very hot, Rajasthani people love to eat hot and spicy.  It is

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Dalia(Broken wheat)Halwa (Lapsi)

Servings:  Preparation time: 5 minutes. Frying time: 4-5 minutes. Cooking time: 10-15 minutes. Total time: 25 minutes. I Prepared “Dalia (Broken wheat) Halwa (Lapsi)” first time on the auspicious occasion of my friend’s son’s wedding. It was a meaningful gesture as it was offered to her family deity. Family members and guests appreciated the recipe.

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