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Wednesday, June 4, 2014

No Food Can Beat Punjabi Cuisine in Delhi


Indian food all over the world is known by Punjabi cuisine, especially the ‘Chicken Tikka Butter Masala’ which is famous all over the world for its appeasing dishes. It is also known for its enormous variety of mouth watering vegetarian and non-vegetarian foods. Usually people from all communities love to have Punjabi dishes but home cooking differs from restaurant style of cooking. This is because the chefs that make best Punjabi food in Delhi deliberately use desi ghee, butter and cream to tickle your taste buds.


On the other hand at home, people use refined oil to cook food which is low in fat content. Wheat is the staple ingredient in Punjabi cuisine but rice also plays a major role during special occasions and festivities. When it comes to food in Punjab each region has its own specialties like the people of Amritsar love stuffed paranthas and milk products. Punjabis simply love to eat, drink and enjoy. They are extremely lively people and fond of eating good food.

If you are planning to visit the capital city of India then North Indian food is something which you should taste. The best restaurant in Delhi serves typical Punjabi food that comprises of various kinds of Indian flat bread and dishes like Channa Masala, Aloo Gobi, Bhindi, Malai Kofta, Navratan Korma etc. It also comprises of non-vegetarian dishes like Butter Chicken, Amritsari Fish, Zeera Murg, Tandoori Fish and Chicken Tikkas.

A typical Punjabi thali comprises of two main dishes which can be a paneer dish or mixed vegetable and lentil dish that comprises of ‘Maa ki Dal’ or Channa Masala. It is served along with roti greased with butter, zeera rice and raita. It is so filling that you might like to have the next meal after this. In sweets you can try Gajrella or Kulfi which is simply mouth watering. The capital city has some of the best Punjabi restaurants that have some lip-smacking menu. Click Here for one of the top restaurant in Delhi which provide vegetarian dishes from all Indian culture.

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