Bhopal

Date with Rajasthani cuisine for city folk

SR

The foodies of the city would enhance their taste buds with Rajasthani cuisine in a week long Rajasthani food festival being organised at Courtyard by Marriot.

A specially designed menu featuring a wide selection of exotic dishes from Rajasthan will entice your taste buds. The fest would begin here from Friday at MoMo Café.

The dynamic team of chefs Executive Sous Chef Ajay Chaudhary and Sous Chef Saurabh Maheshwari from Courtyard by Marriott Bhopal and visiting chef Bhikh Singh from Jaipur Marriott Hotel will present an array of traditional Rajasthani delicacies from the royal kitchens of Rajasthan, bringing a different menu every single day.

Showcasing as an array of scrumptious Rajasthani food, MoMo Café will be filled with aromas from the authentic cuisine. One can begin their meal with delicious soups and appetizers like the flavorsome Makkai ki raab, Tamatarpapad ka shorba, Subzi ka shorba, Kohlamirch ka shorba, Paneer Ke Sule, Sangri Ke Kebab, Cheena aur Kaju ke Kebab. Non-vegetarian dishes like Murgh dahi ka shorba, Bedwaagoshtshorba, Hari mirch ka murgh shorba, Mathania murgh Tikka, Rai Ki machli, Bakre ki Bootan(champ), will also be available.

The extravagant meal of main-course includes vegetarian dishes like delectable Papad Paneer, Paneer Methidaana, Papadhara Piyaz, Jodhpuri paneer, Aloo matar muthia, Subz Panchmela, Gatta ka Pulao, Ker Sangri, Baati Matar, Daal Panchmel, Churma-kesar pista, and scrumptious non-vegetarians dishes like Jaiselmer murgh pulao, Bhalesaar ka gosht pulao, Mathonia ka murgh pulao, Jodhpuri gosht pulao, Macchalikadhakla, Jaislmeri Macchali, Methimacchali, Maans ka soytha, Kacchari Maas, Murgh ke mukul.

The fest also includes the freshly made delicacies like Chatpata Chats, Kebabs and lassi or Chaas from the live counters.

Give the meal willinclude the desserts like Makhanwada (Balusahi), Kalakkand (milkcake), Mawa Kachori, Pedde, Doogh ke ladoo, Raj Bhog, Misrimawa, Bikaneri Rasgulla, Kesaria Rasmalai, KesariaJalebi, Moong DaalkaHalwa, Malpuwawirh Rabri, Ghewar, Imartijalebi, Mangayabarfi. The fest would conclude on October 19.