Traditional Foods From Uttar Pradesh will bring the fragrances of past
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Traditional Foods From Uttar Pradesh will bring the fragrances of past

Dry fruits are used as a garnish, and Rabri is sprinkled or spooned on top before serving Malpua

Traditional Foods From Uttar Pradesh will bring the fragrances of past

From delicious samosa chaat to exotically flavoured kebabs and biryanis, Uttar Pradesh, also known as "The Heartland of India," has a wide selection of options for cheap and filling street food. Uttar Pradesh is home to some of India's most beloved regional cuisines, including Awadhi, Mughlai, and Kumauni. Vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes from this state are equally celebrated for their deliciousness. Here are some of the region's most iconic dishes that you can't miss if you make a trip there:

Tehri

Tehri is an Awadhi-style vegetable pulao that is very popular. Flavor-wise and texturally, this dish is superb. It has a robust flavour and aroma because of the abundance of vegetables and spices used in its preparation. Curry, raita, and green chutney are the condiments that accompany them.

 Batti Chokha

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The Batti Chokha is another well-liked dish that you can order. The mashed potatoes, brinjal, and tomatoes make up the chokha, which is served alongside the round wheat baati. Baking the Baati in mud ovens gives it a distinctive taste and aroma. The dish is accompanied by chaat masala, desi ghee, and green chutney.

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Galouti Kebab

It's one of the most well-liked meals in Nawabs City. The minced meat is seasoned and roasted on a tava. The aroma and taste of the spices are enticing. Unique to this dish is the ease with which it dissolves in your mouth. Khmeeri roti, onions, and coriander chutney are typical accompaniments.

Murgh Musallam

"Whole chicken" is "murgh musallam." The Awadhi royal families enjoyed the dish greatly. Stuffed with eggs, then seasoned heavily, and braised in a rich sauce, the whole chicken is the star of this dish.

Malpua

Malpua, along with other desserts, is a staple of festival menus everywhere. A pancake flavoured with cardamom and soaked in sugar syrup. Dry fruits are used as a garnish, and Rabri is sprinkled or spooned on top before serving.