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6 hours ago by empror001

People, this could be the easiest food guide I can provide you on India. Though I am a dilliwalah from heart and birth, but I have been to places. Here’s a list of my personal favorites: Delhi – Tandoori Chicken and CholeBhature. Haryana – Cholia and Lassi. UP – Kebabs and Biryani. Jharkhand – Marua ...

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2 days ago by ماوراء

امید ہے سب کی گرمیاں اچھی گزر رہی ہوں گی اور سب پانی یا دیگر ٹھنڈے مشروبات سے بھی لطف اندوز ہو رہے ہوں گے. ہمارے ہاں دو ہفتے سے مسلسل شدید گرمی پڑ رہی ہے اور اسی لیے میں مختلف مشروبات بنانے کے تجربات کر رہی ہوں تو ایک ترکیب حاضر ہے۔ ہم آج سٹرابیری سموتھی بنانے کا طریقہ سیکھیں گے۔۔ جس میں ویسے تو سیک ...

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5 days ago by culinaryhaven

Timings : Preparation time: less than 30 mins Cooking time: no cooking required Ingredients : For the lassi 300g/10½oz blackberries, washed 200g/7oz natural yoghurt 140ml/4½fl oz water 2 tbsp sugar or honey (or more, to taste) ½ tsp lemon juice To serve 6 ice cubes 2 mint leaves Method : 1. In a foo ...

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8 days ago by Kshipra

Salty lassi Lassi originated from Punjab and is now a favorite summer drink all over. It’s a perfect antidote to scorching summer sun. Salty lassi or namkeen lassi is in some ways similar to buttermilk but thicker than buttermilk. Recipe of salty lassi 2 cups yogurt (curd/ dahi) 1 cup chilled water ...

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9 days ago by jessicahartley

At Tuesday’s Indy Spirits Expo one liquor stood out above the rest and that was Castries Peanut Rum Cream. Castries is a new peanut butter liquor thats unique in both flavor and design. Its innovative packaging likely represents the subtle waves of roasted peanuts, cream, and aged rum that gives it ...

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13 days ago by colleenanderson

Okay, maybe that title is slightly misleading. When I was in India I ended up with dysentery so bad that I couldn’t eat much at all. But I do remember some of the things I ate or chewed upon. I was in Meghalaya for a month and the Khasis tend to eat their food fairly plainly. Rice, chicken, beef, wi ...

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21 days ago by The Fake Netizen

Swagath is a well known restaurant cum bar in New Delhi. We went the Defence Colony outlet in New Delhi. It was a good experience overall. The food was delicious. The service was however a bit slow even during lean hours. Ice Tea was a bit too sweet. Mango Lassi did not have any real mangoes [...]

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27 days ago by StrandedTexan

Author’s Note:Total credit for this recipe goes to my uncle Raja, who made this for me this weekend. I merely duplicated the effort earlier today with a few of my own touches. Nothing cools a burning mouth after a meal of spicy Indian food like a lassi, a traditional sweet or salty yogurt drink, but ...

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28 days ago by aviationprincess

Ingredients: Yogurt 500g Cream 50g Sugar 150g Rose essence 3 drops Lemon/fruit (optional) Ice cubes 100g Mix yogurt, ice cubes, sugar in a bowl and blend to a fine paste. In a tall glass, add yogurt mix, sprinkle rose essence and chill. Serve with cream.

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38 days ago by Minal

Sweet Lassi especially Malai wali (with cream) is a favorite drink throughout the nothern region of India. The recipe probably originated in Punjab (state of India) but is served widely in all parts of the nation. It is made of thick yogurt with rich cream and saffron gives it more richness. You mus ...

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