Uttar Pradesh Cuisine

Aaloo Parwal (Potato and Pointed Gourd) ki sabzi

“Aaloo Parwal (Potato and Pointed Gourd) ki sabzi” is a classic North Indian dish made from a flavourful combination of potatoes (aloo) and pointed gourd (parwal). I chop both the potatoes and parwal into round shapes, which not only gives the dish a uniform appearance but also allows the vegetables to cook evenly. The combination […]

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Khoa pudukiya/gujhiya/fried sweet dumpling (festival sweets)

Preparation time: 12 minutes. preparing stuffing time: 1 minute(each) Frying time: 7-8 minutes(each batch). Total time: 20 minutes. Deepawali is just hours away and the festivity have already begun nationwide. Special occasion deserve special authentic delicacies, which were loved by people in early days and still loved by modern people. So, let’s rejoice with homemade

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Mutton biryani

Servings: 4 Cooking rice time: 10 minutes. Cooking mutton time: 56 minutes Preparation time: 20 minutes. Frying  onion time: 5 minutes(each batch). Biryani on dum time: 25 minutes. Total time: 116 minutes. Biryani’ depicted on a 2017 stamp of India. First time Biryani was prepared especially for soldiers in medieval times. The specialty of the

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Aaloo (potato) Parwal ka bhujia (potato- pointed gourd fry)

“Aaloo (potato) Parwal ka bhujia (potato- pointed gourd fry)” is a simple yet delicious dry stir-fried dish made with potatoes (aloo) and pointed gourd (parwal). This traditional North Indian recipe is known for its light, crisp texture and minimal use of spices, allowing the natural flavours of the vegetables, often served as a side dish

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Chandrakala (festival sweets)

Servings:  Preparing sugar syrup time: 6-8 minutes. Preparing stuffing time: 3-4 minutes. Preparing dough time: 3-4 minutes Preparation time: 1-2 minutes(each). Frying time: 12-15 minutes(per batches). Dip into sugar syrup time: 2-3 minutes. Total time: 36 minutes. Chandrakala is a traditional Indian sweet, popular in North India, especially during festivals like Holi and Diwali; when

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