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| Indian street foods |
India is known for her beauty and foods, some of special
foods are landmarks for their states. We all know the names BADA PAV, DHOKLA,
BHEL-PURI, ALOO CHAT, BIRYANI, ROSSOGOLLA, GULABJAMUN, DHOKLA etc. but do you know
about MONJI GAADE, GHUGNI CHAAT, LAKSA, PUTTU-KADALA….. Here are the top 10
unknown street foods in India.
1. BHUTTE KA KEES:
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| Bhutte ka kees |
Bhutte ka kees is kind of khatta-mitha halwa, which is
cooked with raw grated corn, milk, lemon juice, sugar and ghee. It is a
regional street food of Madhya Pradesh.
2.. RAGDA PATTIES:
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| Ragda patties |
3.. GHUGNI CHAAT:
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| Ghugni chaat |
Kolkata is the best place to taste your tongue with
unique foods, ghugni chat is one of them. Dry(sukhi) matar- curry garnished
with salads like onions, coriander leaves, tamarind sauce and chat masala. where
you can.
4. BANANA BHAAJI :
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| Banana bhaaji |
5.. SMOKED PORK STEW:
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| Smoked pork stew |
This
stew is very popular street food in Nagaland. Many of the people don’t eat pork
but it is a delicious street food for those who eats pork. It’s made with
smoked dried pork and vegetables
6.. MALPOYA:
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| Malpoya |
7.LAKSA:
Laksa is a very famous street food in
northeast India, it helps them to warm their bodies in cold. Basically laksa is
a kind of noodles, but in Assam it is replaced by vermicelli. You can choose
the rest of ingredients, whatever you like to eat. They serve it with chicken
or prawn and off-course a lot of vegetables or salads on it. You must taste laksa
whenever you visit Assam.
8.PUTTU-KADALA:
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| Puttu-kadala |
Puttu mixture is made with grated coconut, idli rice, salt and water. It is prepared in a traditional puttu jar. Puttu-kadala is a combo food in Kerala. kadala is a curry, which consist of boiled peas, grated coconut and masala, and made with coconut oil.
9.. PONK BHEL:
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| Ponk bhel |
10.. MONJI GAADE:
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| Monji gaade |
If you love to
eat fish, then this is a very good snack for you. You can get it anywhere on
streets of Kashmir. Fish, rice flour, salt and besan are the main ingredients of
monji gaade. You will love it.
Keep reading to learn more unknown things about the
India….











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