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Gatte Ki Sabzi to Dal Bati Churma: 6 popular foods in Rajasthan

Gatte Ki Sabzi uses gram flour dumplings (gatte) and tangy gravy made up of tomato, buttermilk and spices. Here are 6 popular foods in Rajasthan.

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Laal Maans

Laal maans means ‘red meat’ as the dish got its name because of its red colour and is a marinated spicy mutton curry in red chillies, garlic paste, sliced onions and curds.

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Ker Sangri

Ker is a wild berry that is tangy and spicy, while sangri is a long bean grown in desert areas. Ker Sangri ki sabzi is eaten with bajra roti.

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Bajre Ki Roti with Lasun Chutney

Bajre ki roti is devoured and enjoyed with lasun chutney- a garlic dip made from garlic, red chilli powder, lime juice, jaggery and homemade butter.

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Ghevar

A special sweet dessert that is essentially a disc made from flour, soaked in ghee, milk and topped with sliced almonds.

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Dal Bati Churma

Bati is hard, unleavened bread cooked in the desert areas of Rajasthan eaten with dal and churma is a coarse wheat mixture cooked in ghee or sugar.

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