Gujarati weddings are beautiful, vibrant, and joyous events. A lot of planning and attention to detail goes into them and a delicious, pleasing menu is essential to keep guests satisfied and happy during the festivities.
Gujarati Kadhi is a light gram flour and sour yoghurt soup flavoured with cumin & curry leaves. It is tempered and simmered until it is absolutely bursting with the sweet and sour flavour common in Gujarati foods.
Translated into English, ‘khatti’ means sour and ‘meethi’ means sweet. So like many delicious Gujarati dishes, Khatti Meethi Dal is sweet and sour in flavour. It is made of dal topped with jaggery and peanuts to give it a robust flavour and unique texture.
Moong Daal Khichadi is a hearty, nutritious, and comforting meal that will leave your guests full and content. It is a one pot recipe packed with protein and flavour that is made up of rice, moong daal, and spices.
Gulab Jamun are a sweet tasting, round shaped delicacy made with milk solids, flour, and a leavening agent. The balls are then soaked and covered in a delicious rose flavoured sugar syrup. Gulab means ‘rose’ and ‘jamun’ means berry, so this dish translates to rose berries and this is reflected in its shape and taste.
Dhokla (White & Yellow) is a widely popular and versatile traditional Gujarati recipe. It is made with fermented rice batter, ground urad dal, and chickpea flour. It can be served as a main course, as a side dish, or even as a tasty snack.
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