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Move Over, Regular Rotis! Rajasthan’s Khoba Roti Takes Food Art To A Whole New Level

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Move Over, Regular Rotis! Rajasthan’s Khoba Roti Takes Food Art To A Whole New Level

[ad_1] When we talk about the rich Rajasthani cuisine, the mind inevitably conjures images of Laal Maas and Gatte ki Sabji, with their spicy and flavorful profiles sparking cravings in the mind. However, amid the royal delights, the culinary landscape of Rajasthan boasts many other hidden gems deserving equal attention and love. Khoba Roti is one such gem that captivates with its distinctive texture and preparation. If this is your first encounter with this roti, read on to learn more about this unique Rajasthani delight.Also Read: Ever Heard Of Pani Ki Roti? A Desi Bread That Is Made Using Water!What is Khoba Roti Made Of?Khoba Roti, a culinary marvel from Rajasthan, is crafted with simple ingredients - wheat flour, salt, and a generous dollop of desi ghee. However, the magic lies in th...

From Kachori To Ghevar – A Complete Food Guide To Jodhpur Aka ‘Blue City’

[ad_1] When we think of travelling to Rajasthan, Jodhpur isn't automatically the first city that pops to mind. Jaipur (or 'pink city') is the capital of the state and it undoubtedly has its share of tourists who throng in huge numbers across the year. But as a Delhi resident having explored Jaipur at least a zillion times, what else does Rajasthan have to offer to its visitors? My top recommendation would be a visit to Jodhpur. Although there are quite a few similarities between the two, Jodhpur (or 'Blue City') has a vibrant atmosphere and unique charm of its own. With bright blue skies and indigo-hued houses, Jodhpur surely deserves a spot on your bucket list. You could spend days ambling about old Jodhpur or gorging on some crispy kachoris, and you wouldn't even realise how and where ...

From Kachori To Ghevar – A Complete Food Guide To Jodhpur Aka ‘Blue City’

[ad_1] When we think of travelling to Rajasthan, Jodhpur isn't automatically the first city that pops to mind. Jaipur (or 'pink city') is the capital of the state and it undoubtedly has its share of tourists who throng in huge numbers across the year. But as a Delhi resident having explored Jaipur at least a zillion times, what else does Rajasthan have to offer to its visitors? My top recommendation would be a visit to Jodhpur. Although there are quite a few similarities between the two, Jodhpur (or 'Blue City') has a vibrant atmosphere and unique charm of its own. With bright blue skies and indigo-hued houses, Jodhpur surely deserves a spot on your bucket list. You could spend days ambling about old Jodhpur or gorging on some crispy kachoris, and you wouldn't even realise how and where ...