Embark on a culinary journey through Rajasthan, exploring its royal heritage through iconic dishes. From the rustic Dal Baati Churma to the fiery Laal ...

The state is also known for its extensive culinary offerings. What is Rajasthan famous for? Rich heritage, magnificent landscape, majestic forts, golden dessert and colourful culture are some expected ...

Rajasthan offers an explosion of taste that's nothing short of majestic. Rajasthani mutton curry is a delicious recipe. Cut the onion lengthwise as thinly as possible. You can pair this curry with ...

From the famous dal baati churma to the spicy laal maas, an ongoing Rajasthani food festival in the Delhi-NCR is tantalising taste buds of gourmands with the desert land's diverse and unique cuisine.

Spice Court is known for its delightful Rajasthani dishes. From the aromatic dal bati churma to the spicy laal maas, you can enjoy a range of authentic flavours in a vibrant setting. If you're craving ...

As the festive season in India leads to dietary changes with fasting and vegetarian food topping the preference, the spotlight has turned to Rajasthani cuisine — a treasure trove of vegetarian ...

Pizzas and pasta all have their charm, but nothing makes our taste buds satisfied like the idea of laal maaas and dal baati churma. While Jaipur may be a five-hour drive from Delhi, the flavours of ...

A sumptuous meal of Dal, Bati, Churma or Jodhpuri Kabuli pulao, followed by a lip-smacking dessert of Bikaneri ghevar or Jodhpuri mawa kachauri. Delegates of G20 countries can choose from a wide range ...

Rangeelo Rajasthan celebrates the contrasting flavours of Mewar’s royal kitchens and Marwar’s desert heartland. With folk ...

James Beard Award-winning LA Times restaurant critic Bill Addison doesn't mind leftovers if dining alone at Bhookhe. The only Rajasthani restaurant in Los Angeles, it sits among a myriad of Indian ...