Srinagar's Rogan Josh to Agra Ke Pethe, 5 Indian Cities and The Lip-Smacking Delicacies They Are Known For
You get to taste delectable dishes in almost every city. The wide array of cuisines that change as you cross each state border attracts a lot of travellers. So, if you ever plan to visit any of the below-mentioned cities, don’t forget to relish these delicacies that are found there.
India is a vast land, which is known for its diverse culture and lip-smacking cuisines. The lines on a political map of India are more than just an indication of different states as they not only have their own traditions, festivals and customs but serve diverse delicacies as well. You get to taste delectable dishes in almost every city. The wide array of cuisines that change as you cross each state border attracts a lot of travellers. So, if you ever plan to visit any of the below-mentioned cities, don’t forget to relish these delicacies that are found there. From Sarso Ka Saag to Paya Shorba, Try Out These Filling and Lip-Smacking Dishes To Satisfy Your Cravings (Watch Recipe Videos).
Srinagar - Rogan Josh
Prepared with traditional Kashmiri chillies, Rogan Josh is a dish made of lamb or goat that not only tastes exquisite, but the smell is delightfully appetizing too.
Goa - Prawn Gassi
You just cannot miss out on the authentic seafood of Goa. This beach city is famous for different types of seafood such as prawn, crab, squid, etc., but the most special one is Goan prawn curry named Gassi.
Lucknow - Tunday ke Kebab
Behold Tunday ke Kebab, one of the finest kebabs made of minced meat that melts in your mouth and stands out as the best dish in a city that is known for so many meat dishes.
Agra - Petha
The city of Taj Mahal is also famous for its distinctive pethas, which people all around India call 'Agra ka petha'. It is available in different varieties and flavours, such as aam papad, kesaria, angoori, paan petha and other such flavours.
Jaipur - Dal Bati Churma
Three foods go into making this Rajasthani staple - dal (lentil), bati (hard bread), and churma (wheat cooked in ghee and sugar), and the trio of foods all provide their own unique taste to make for a wholesome and toothsome delicacy.